Derelikt is coming to PS5 and PC in November.

Derelikt, a 90s sci-fi horror game, is coming to PS5 and PC on November 13. In development since 2021, the title offers pre-orders and reinterprets retro graphics with modern features.

The game is a first-person title with science fiction elements, inspired by the style of PSOne games. The experience promises a sense of nostalgia with retro-style graphics, but with current technology. Sony has already confirmed that Derelikt will be part of the PS Plus catalog on October 21, 2026.

In addition, the title will launch simultaneously on PC via Steam and PS5. Other horror games, such as Witchbrook and Look Outside, are also being released in 2026, reinforcing interest in the genre in the market. Witchbrook arrives on January 28, 2027 with Portuguese language support, while Look Outside will launch on October 30, 2026 on PlayStation 5, Switch, PlayStation 4 and Switch.

Derelikt is coming to PS5 and PC in November. — Image: blog.playstation.com

Availability in Brazil has not been confirmed, and the price in Brazil has not yet been announced. The game is expected to appeal to horror players and fans of retro games who want a nostalgic experience with modern technology. Its retro 90s-style graphics are a reinterpretation with modern features, which bring more realism and depth to the experience. The gameplay combines classic horror mechanics with elements of immersive storytelling, creating an atmosphere of constant tension. Availability in Brazil has still not been confirmed, but the game will be released simultaneously on both platforms.

The release date is confirmed, but it remains to be seen whether the game will be available in all markets. The expectation is that Derelikt will reinforce interest in horror in 2026, with games that combine nostalgia and innovation.

Other horror games gain momentum in 2026

Derelikt is coming to PS5 and PC on November 13, 2026, recreating the style of PSOne games with retro graphics and classic horror mechanics. The title, in development since 2021, is an example of how the horror genre is gaining momentum in 2026. A first-person game with science fiction elements, Derelikt offers a nostalgic experience for fans of the retro style, but also incorporates modern features to ensure current gameplay.

Witchbrook, for example, spent ten years in development before confirming its release date, while Look Outside also drew attention for its innovative approach. The presence of games like Derelikt on PS Plus during Halloween 2026 shows that horror is more present than ever in Sony's catalog. Recreating the classic look with current tools offers an immersion more faithful to the spirit of the genre, preserving the nostalgia without falling into an outdated look. The prolonged development since 2021 shows close attention to mechanics and narrative, with possible improvements in AI systems and setting. The simultaneous release on PS5 and PC indicates technical optimization that ensures a consistent experience across different platforms, something rare for horror games.