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Necrofugitive release date

Necrofugitive does not have a release date yet; it has been announced on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. It is developed and published by Black Garden Studios.

Last checked · Source: IGDB

At a glance
Release dateTBA
PlatformsPC · PS5 · Xbox Series3 platforms

Key facts

Release date
TBA (not announced)
Platforms
PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S
Developer
Black Garden Studios
Publisher
Black Garden Studios
Genres
Platform, Indie
Links
Steam
Status

What’s confirmed about Necrofugitive

Confirmed

  • PlatformsPC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S
  • DeveloperBlack Garden Studios
  • PublisherBlack Garden Studios
  • Trailer3 videos released (below)
  • PC system requirementsPublished on Steam (table below)

Not confirmed yet

  • Release dateNo date or release window has been announced.
  • PriceThe Steam page doesn't list a price yet.

Worked out from IGDB and the Steam store page. “Not confirmed yet” means no announcement in those sources so far, not that it has been ruled out.

PC specs

Necrofugitive PC system requirements

OS *Windows 7 SP1+
ProcessorIntel Dual Core or better with SSE2 support or equivalent AMD family
Memory2 GB RAM
GraphicsGraphics card with DX10 (shader model 4.0) capabilities.
DirectXVersion 10
Languages (1)
EnglishFull audio in all of them
Controller support
Full controller support
On Steam for
Windows, SteamOS / Linux

Source: Steam store page, checked . Requirements can change before and after launch; Steam’s page is the current word.

Trailer

About Necrofugitive

Necrofugitive is a brutal 2D action platformer about the prison escape of an evil shapeshifter and his attempts to evade the realm's justice. Experience fast paced combat and intense fight or flight decisions as you are pursued by lawmen and merciless bounty hunters.

Storyline

The Cult of Skoroz is dead, massacred in a witchunting frenzy. A lone survivor, a nameless cultist simply known as the Prisoner, is trundled off in shackles, thrown into an inquisitorial dungeon and forgotten. However, cursed with mysterious shapeshifting powers, the Prisoner shatters his chains and murders his captors, escaping his imprisonment. The whole realm is summarily thrown into turmoil as a giant manhunt is organized to bring this shapeshifting monster from Hell to justice. Can you survive the onslaught of mercenaries and bounty hunters sent to collect your head? Necrofugitive takes place in a world inspired by the Late Middle Ages, complete with its fascination of wicked demons and monstrous creatures, as well as the heroic and foolhardy knights sent to destroy them. Necrofugitive places you in the unique perspective of a frightening creature that is elevated to a leviathanic reputation as whole armies are levied to take you down!

Screenshots

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FAQ

Necrofugitive: common questions

Answered from the data on this page: IGDB, last checked November 2, 2026, and Steam or other sources where an answer names them.

When does Necrofugitive come out?

Necrofugitive does not have a release date yet; it has been announced on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

Is Necrofugitive out yet?

No, not yet. Necrofugitive does not have a release date yet; it has been announced on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

What platforms is Necrofugitive on?

Necrofugitive is coming on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

Is Necrofugitive on PC?

Yes. PC is one of the confirmed platforms, alongside PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

What are the Necrofugitive PC requirements?

Steam lists the minimum PC spec for Necrofugitive as Intel Dual Core or better with SSE2 support or equivalent AMD family, 2 GB RAM and Graphics card with DX10 (shader model 4.0) capabilities.. The full table is in the PC system requirements section above.

Who is making Necrofugitive?

Necrofugitive is developed and published by Black Garden Studios.

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