Hyperstrange Sets DERELIKT for PC on November 14
DERELIKT reads the current retro FPS revival through survival horror rather than action, and scarce ammo plus untrustworthy NPCs are the design choices that separate it from the run-and-gun crowd.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Publisher Hyperstrange announced that DERELIKT, a retro sci-fi horror FPS from developer Visuwyg, launches for PC on Steam on November 14, 2026 Japan time. The game is set on a failing research outpost on an asteroid in Saturn's orbit, with scarce ammo, environmental puzzles, and more than 12 NPCs whose accounts of the incident contradict each other.
The Steam release is dated for November 14, 2026 Japan time. DERELIKT is a story-focused FPS that borrows the structure of System Shock 2, Alien Resurrection, and Doom 3, with combat built around scarce firearms and alien-derived weapons. The outpost's remaining survivors give testimony that contradicts itself, and the player has to work out which of the more than 12 NPCs can be used and which are dangerous. Visually it reproduces PS1-era techniques such as affine texture warping, dynamic subdivision, hand-painted vertex colors, and full-motion CGI cutscenes, alongside modern controls.
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