Fans of retro shooters will find a new title inspired by the aesthetics of the 1990s in DERELIKT, due to arrive on PC on November 13, 2026. Developed by Visuwyg and published by Hyperstrange, this narrative FPS uses confined science-fiction environments to create an atmosphere of horror.
The first images show dark corridors, technological installations, and an art direction reminiscent of the 3D graphics of the early PlayStation consoles.
The camera takes a first-person perspective, placing the player directly in the spaces they have to traverse.
The official description calls it a retro narrative FPS aimed at fans of horror sci-fi and claustrophobic environments.
The game is built around first-person movement and combat. It combines shooting sequences with a story-driven progression.
The horror aesthetic is based in part on the enclosed environments, while the look of the settings and characters evokes games from the late 1990s.
The game will be available on Steam, GOG and the Epic Games Store. A demo is already available to try out its core mechanics.
The Steam page lists the game as single-player only, with full controller support. The language information currently published lists English.
Hyperstrange will still be able to refine the specifications of the final version before it goes on sale.
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