TL;DR
Derelikt is a PS1-inspired horror shooter set on a remote research station in Saturn's orbit with Proton 11 support.
Derelikt arrives on November 13 as a narrative retro first-person shooter. The game draws inspiration from System Shock 2, Alien Resurrection, and Doom 3, using a claustrophobic, PS1-era sci-fi horror aesthetic. Players operate inside the Von Neumann Outpost, a remote research facility built into a derelict asteroid in Saturn's orbit.
Derelikt · official art via IGDBThe station features dark halls, failing systems, and conflicting accounts from the surviving inhabitants. Players navigate scenarios where they are under-equipped and far from help. Reports state the game runs fine with the latest Proton 11.
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