Visuwyg and Hyperstrange have announced that DERELIKT, the upcoming retro FPS that is inspired by Alien Resurrection, Doom 3, and System Shock 2, will be released on November 13. To celebrate this announcement, the teams have shared a new trailer that you can find below.
As I said, DERELIKT draws inspiration from System Shock 2, Alien Resurrection, and Doom 3. Like those games, it puts you in a dangerous place with few supplies and little hope of rescue.
The game takes place in orbit around Saturn. You wake up in a place where something old and dangerous has begun to stir. Whatever is waiting there is far more frightening than anything you expected.
The story takes place at Von Neumann Outpost, a research station built inside a drifting asteroid. The station has fallen into chaos. The lights are out, the systems are failing, and the few survivors do not agree on what happened.
Players will explore dark hallways, laboratories, and living quarters as they search for answers. Along the way, they will gather supplies, solve simple puzzles, and unlock new paths through the station. The deeper they go, the more dangerous the journey becomes.
More than a dozen NPCs still live on the station. Each one has a different goal and a different version of the truth. Some may help you. Others may put you in danger. A few may be both.
DERELIKT will fully embrace the look and feel of early 3D horror games. It will have warped geometry, a heavy atmosphere, and a constant sense of unease. The game will faithfully recreate the PS1 visual style. It will use affine texture warping, dynamic subdivision, hand-painted vertex colors, and full-motion CGI cutscenes to capture the look of classic horror games.
Before closing, I should note that there is a PC demo you can download and play. This will give you an idea of what you can expect from this retro FPS. So, if you are interested in it, you can go ahead and download it from here.
Enjoy the trailer and stay tuned for more!
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