Philipp Jensen, creator and art director of Derelikt at Visuwyg, has announced a November 13 PS5 release on PlayStation Blog. The date gives console players a concrete target after October’s PC announcement, but it does not yet match the United States PlayStation Store listing we checked on November 2.
That page still showed the game as announced, with an option to add it to a wishlist and no determined release date. Jensen’s post also advertises a preorder offer. We could not verify that offer on the observed US listing, so this is an announcement report, not confirmation that US preorders or a discount are available. The discrepancy does not establish a delay, either.
What the announcement describes
Derelikt is a first-person sci-fi horror game from Visuwyg, published by Hyperstrange. Jensen places it aboard an outpost built into an asteroid near Saturn, where the player investigates a missing excavation team. He describes resource management, exploration, conversations and puzzles alongside shooting.
The creator’s stated visual target is late-PSOne-era horror. He describes hand-painted textures, vertex-color lighting, texture warping and options to switch retro effects on or off. Those are the developer’s descriptions, not our findings from testing a PS5 build.
Visuwyg / Hyperstrange. Publisher-supplied screenshot; platform, build and capture date unspecified.
PC players can try a separate demo
Steam independently lists November 13 as the planned release date for the PC game. At our check, the full game was not yet available and had no user reviews; the page linked a separate downloadable demo. That makes the demo a way to sample the game before release, not evidence of the finished version’s quality or console performance.
For now, treat November 13 as the creator-announced PS5 date and check the actual regional listing before expecting to place an order. We have not verified a price, a shared worldwide unlock time or PS5 performance.
For another demo-specific caveat, see our S.O.N.A.R. save guide. More releases are in the indie games archive.
