Psychological horror game Karma: The Dark World is now available on PC and PS5.

      Wired Productions and developer Pollard Studio have officially launched their psychological horror game, Karma: The Dark World, on PlayStation 5 and PC through Steam and GOG. In this new release, players will face their fears while uncovering hidden truths within the minds of others. Check out the new trailer below…

      Karma: The Dark World transports players to a dystopian East Germany in 1984, where the formidable Leviathan Corporation exerts total control over the populace. The regime employs widespread surveillance, class divisions, and mind-altering drugs to construct a society reminiscent of George Orwell’s vision.

      Players take on the role of Roam Agent Daniel McGovern, an employee at Leviathan’s Thought Bureau. He will delve into the memories of various suspects during what he assumes is merely a routine investigation. However, it doesn't take long for his investigation to spiral into a dark conspiracy that challenges his beliefs and forces him to reassess his own reality.

      Utilizing the mind-diving technology, players will examine crime scenes, conduct interviews with suspects, navigate the distorted landscapes of their memories, and unearth the terrors lurking within. As the distinction between reality and the surreal starts to fade, can Daniel maintain his sanity?

      Features:

      - Employ a mix of investigative tools, interviews, and intellect to solve puzzles and uncover the truth.

      - Explore the suspects’ memories to piece together investigations while being cautious of the emotional dangers held in their subconscious.

      - Unravel a dark narrative filled with love, loss, and betrayal, where appearances are deceptive and each new revelation adds another twist.

      - Stunning visuals powered by Unreal Engine 5.

      - A soundtrack that blends orchestral music with original compositions.

      Karma: The Dark World is currently available on PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam and GOG, with an Xbox version expected to be released at a later date.