KARMA: The Dark World Launches on PlayStation 5 & PC this March

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Wired Productions and Pollard Studio have announced that KARMA: The Dark World, a psychological first-person thriller, will launch on March 27, 2025. The game will be available exclusively on PlayStation 5 and PC for $24.99 / €24.99 / £19.99.

Second Cinematic Trailer Showcases Haunting Atmosphere

To celebrate the release date announcement, Wired Productions unveiled the second cinematic trailer for KARMA: The Dark World. The 3-minute trailer features the haunting track Into the Mist by Geng Li and highlights the game's surreal environments, emotionally charged narrative, and central characters.

PlayStation 5 Pro Features and Unreal Engine 5 Visuals

PlayStation 5 Pro players can expect exclusive enhancements, including full PSSR integration for sharper textures, improved reflections, and distance rendering. The game runs at a smooth 60fps in 4K resolution, delivering a visually stunning experience powered by Unreal Engine 5.

A Psychological Thriller Inspired by Cinema's Greatest Minds

KARMA: The Dark World draws inspiration from iconic creators such as David Lynch (Twin Peaks), Hideo Kojima (Death Stranding), and Christopher Nolan (Inception). Players will navigate a dark, surreal narrative filled with shocking twists and deep psychological themes.

Players step into the role of Daniel McGovern, a Roam Agent who dives into the memories of suspects to uncover hidden truths. What starts as a routine investigation quickly unravels into a complex conspiracy that forces McGovern to confront his own beliefs and sanity. The game is available for wishlist on Steam, PlayStation Store, GOG, and Epic Store.

Xbox Version Coming Later

While KARMA: The Dark World launches on PS5 and PC first, Wired Productions has confirmed an Xbox release at a later date, with more details to be announced in the coming months.

Players can take advantage of a 10% launch discount on PC and PlayStation, with an additional 15% discount on Steam for owners of previous Wired Productions titles.

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