The haunting psychological horror experience Karma: The Dark World is set to expand its reach beyond PlayStation consoles, with an Xbox Series X/S release scheduled for September 10. Originally launched on March 27 for PC and PS5, this atmospheric title from Polish developer Pollard Studio will soon terrify a new audience of Xbox players.

Set in a nightmarish version of 1984 East Germany, Karma: The Dark World puts players in the shoes of Daniel McGovern, an agent working for the oppressive Leviathan Corporation. The game's unique premise involves entering suspects' minds to solve crimes, delivered through a chilling first-person perspective. With over 2,700 Steam reviews earning it a 'Very Positive' rating and 4.2/5 stars from 1,400 PlayStation Store users, the title has already established itself as a standout in psychological horror.

The Xbox edition will include all the base game content plus an exclusive green filter option for the in-game photo mode, a feature not available on other platforms. This marks the end of the game's four-month PlayStation console exclusivity period. The announcement trailer showcases the game's surreal atmosphere and disturbing characters that await Xbox players.

In an era where many Xbox exclusives are migrating to PlayStation, Karma: The Dark World represents a rare reverse transition. While not as significant as some recent high-profile exclusives changing platforms, this expansion gives Xbox horror fans something new to anticipate.

As Karma: The Dark World leaves PlayStation's exclusive lineup, another title prepares to take its place. Lost Souls Aside, an action-RPG developed under Sony's China Hero Project, is scheduled to launch as a PS5 console exclusive on August 29, with a PC version releasing simultaneously.

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