KARMA: The Dark World Haunts Xbox on September 10 With New Trailer and Exclusive Features
Prepare to confront the shadows within. KARMA: The Dark World, the critically acclaimed psychological horror game from Pollard Studio and publisher Wired Productions, will launch for on September 10, 2025.
To mark the announcement, the developers have released a brand-new Xbox trailer, teasing the eerie and mind-bending atmosphere that Xbox players can soon experience for themselves.
In this haunting dystopian journey, players dive into the subconscious minds of their targets, unraveling disturbing truths in a world drenched in surreal tension. The Xbox version arrives with an exclusive green camera filter in photo mode, offering a fresh, eerie perspective perfectly suited to the game's dreamlike, fractured narrative.
Developed in Unreal Engine 5, KARMA: The Dark World draws inspiration from cinematic visionaries such as David Lynch, Hideo Kojima, and Christopher Nolan, blending immersive storytelling, psychological horror, and atmospheric tension. The result is a visually stunning experience packed with emotional weight and cerebral mystery.
Already available on , , and GOG, the standard edition of KARMA: The Dark World is priced at $24.99 | €24.99 | £19.99, with a deluxe edition available for $34.99 | €34.99 | £29.99. Xbox players can wishlist the game now ahead of its September release.
For more updates, follow Wired Productions on YouTube, Discord, and BlueSky.
This story was originally reported by GameDaily on Aug 5, 2025, where it first appeared.
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