The PS5 version of The Sinking City is already available for purchase on the PlayStation Store: the basic edition costs 3579 rubles, and the extended edition costs 4639 rubles. Both versions are eligible for a 30% discount for PS Plus members through March 4th.

The Deluxe version, in addition to the game, includes the Necronomicon Adepts and Saving Madness addons, a detective set (suit and first aid kit), early access to the Thompson submachine gun, and an additional skill point.

The Sinking City on PS5 offers full 4K resolution (2160p), improved graphics (including lighting and textures), faster downloads, 60fps support, and DualSense controller features.

The Sinking City developers will not be able to provide users with a free upgrade from the PS4 version. This is due to the ongoing legal battle with Nacon: the game has different publishers on PS4 and PS5.

The Sinking City debuted in June 2019 on PC (Epic Games Store), PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, and over the next 13 months, it made its way to new sites (Steam, Origin) Nintendo Switch.

Due to altercations with Nacon in August 2020, the game disappeared from the range of most digital stores and began to return to the shelves in January 2021. In Steam and Epic Games Store, however, the project is still not available.