From Hyperstrange:
Set aboard the bustling Von Neumann Outpost, you play as an outside contractor tasked with finding out the fate of Excavation Team Delta, who went missing on the derelict surface. What you discover turns things from bad to worse fast The halls are dark, the systems are failing, and the survivors that you come across aren’t telling the same story. Nailing that feeling of not being able to trust those around you, while simultaneously coming face to face with truly out-of-this-world horrors, is a key pillar of DERELIKT.
Inspired by the mood and structure of System Shock 2, Alien Resurrection, and Doom 3, DERELIKT is built around the tension of being under-equipped and out of your depth. Ammunition, health, and inventory space are precious, while traditional and alien weapons offer different ways to deal with the threats waiting in the dark. More than a dozen NPCs remain aboard the outpost, each with their own agendas, secrets, and stories of what happened. Some may help. Some may get you killed. Some might do both.
“It’s both exciting and terrifying to be launching DERELIKT,” says solo Developer Philipp Jensen. “The game has been in development in some form since late 2021 and has had a turbulent and exciting development journey. At its core, DERELIKT is intended to feel like a lost 1999 title that we found on an unmarked disc in an abandoned warehouse and ported to modern Platforms in 2026. If you’re a fan of PSOne aesthetics, warping textures, geometry, heavy atmosphere, and a sense of unease, all set in the far reaches of space, then we think that you’ll love Derelikt!”
