SiN: Reloaded Gets a New PS5 Physical Release With Enhanced Graphics and Modern Features
PlayStation 5 owners who prefer discs on their shelves have a reason to celebrate, as SiN: Reloaded is getting a physical release. Limited Run Games opens pre-orders Oct. 22 at noon ET.
The remaster from Nightdive Studios revives Ritual Entertainment’s 1998 shooter with upgraded visuals and modern controls. The standard edition costs $29.99, and pre-orders close Nov. 22 at 11:59 p.m. ET.
SiN: Reloaded PS5 Physical Edition: Price, Pre-Order Dates and Release Details
Limited Run Games is distributing the disc on behalf of Clear River Games, and the release is region-free. It is an open pre-order, so buyers have a full month to reserve a copy instead of racing for a small numbered run.
Nightdive Studios and Atari also announced the PS5 edition, which includes a reversible cover and is scheduled to ship Jan. 26, 2027. Pre-orders are likewise listed through the Atari store.
Limited Run notes that this release is not part of its numbered collection, so skipping it will not break a complete Limited Run set. Players who just want the game in a case can order without worrying about scarcity.
SiN: Reloaded Remaster Features: Enhanced Graphics, Wages of SiN and Modern Controls
SiN: Reloaded debuted digitally Sept. 24, 2026, and is available on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Switch 2 and PC. The physical version is planned exclusively for PS5.
The package includes the Wages of SiN extra mission pack, along with remastered textures, improved maps and updated menus. Players can also swap between the new visuals and the original SiN Gold presentation.
The game runs on Nightdive’s KEX Engine and features overhauled control schemes. Its announced feature list cites HD textures and models and support for up to 4K resolution at 144 FPS, though actual performance depends on the platform.
Players again step into the boots of Col. John R. Blade, who faces Elexis Sinclaire, CEO of SinTEK Industries, and her army of genetically engineered mutants. The original game was praised for its interactive levels and area-specific damage.
