At a glance
The eight anomalies named in Deep Worlds SA's public Beautiful Light press kit, the two it marks as player-controlled, and which of them official announcements had already named.
The names are Big Boy, Dogs, Juggernaut, Psy Ai, Reavers, Sheitan, Spider and Wendigo. They come from the folder names of the press kit's image tree, not from a description, a wiki entry or a patch note. Nothing in the press kit says what any of them does.
Two carry a marking in their own folder name: Juggernaut is marked Player Controlled and Wendigo is marked Player controlled, in the studio's own casing. These markings connect individual names to the announced category of player-controlled anomalies. They do not establish availability or abilities in a playable build.
Three of the eight had already been named in official announcements, and this site had already recorded them with their dates. That correspondence is the strongest part of the evidence here, because it does not rest on the press kit alone.
For Dogs, Psy Ai, Reavers, Spider and Wendigo, this inventory records the press-kit names without establishing a complete correspondence with earlier official mentions. Similar wording in an announcement is not enough to identify a particular asset folder or its final role.
The eight names, as the press kit writes them
Each line reproduces the name as the folder carries it, including the player-controlled markings the studio itself applies.
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Big Boy
Named in the press kit, and already named in two official announcements: DEV UPDATE #7 of 2025-09-15 presented a Big Boy PvE anomaly model, and DEV UPDATE #8 of 2026-02-26 described Big Boy prototype animations. The press kit name and the announcements agree.
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Dogs
Named in the press kit. No official announcement recorded on this site names it. Nothing establishes whether Dogs is a single anomaly, a group, or a category.
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Juggernaut — marked Player Controlled
Named in the press kit with an explicit Player Controlled marking. The 2024 review published on 2025-01-27 had already named the Juggernaut as the first playable anomaly, dated to July 2024. The two agree, and the press kit marking corroborates the announcement.
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Psy Ai
Named in the press kit, in the studio's own casing. No official announcement recorded on this site names it.
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Reavers
Named in the press kit. No official announcement recorded on this site names it. The plural is the studio's.
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Sheitan
Named in the press kit. DEV UPDATE #4 of 2024-12-04 had named the Sheitan as a new PvE anomaly and stated it was in its animation phase and not yet implemented. The press kit shows material exists under that name; it does not show the Sheitan has since been implemented.
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Spider
Named in the press kit. DEV UPDATE #6 of 2025-05-26 reported an unnamed spider-woman-like AI anomaly in development. The two may refer to the same thing, and this site does not treat that as established: the announcement gave no name, and the press kit gives no description.
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Wendigo — marked Player controlled
Named in the press kit with a Player controlled marking. No official announcement recorded on this site names it. It is the second named player-controlled anomaly, and the first to appear without any prior announcement.
Two anomalies are marked as player-controlled
The Juggernaut and the Wendigo carry a player-controlled marking in the press kit's own folder names. Both markings are the studio's, and the casing differs between the two — Player Controlled and Player controlled — which is reproduced here rather than normalised.
This matters because the published description of the game puts players on more than one side. That description was already recorded on this site, and it named no anomaly. Two names now attach to it.
What the marking does not say is how a player becomes one, whether every anomaly can be played, or whether the other six are exclusively AI-controlled. Six names carry no marking, and an absent marking is not a statement.
How these names were obtained, and what that limits
The studio publishes a press kit at its own address, deepworlds.studio/PressKit. That address redirects permanently to a Google Drive folder shared publicly and linked from the studio's own Linktree. The folder was opened in a browser on 2026-09-04 and its folder and asset names were written down; this site's image bank document holds that record.
This inventory records folder and asset names. It does not derive a statistic or a gameplay description from image content. A name establishes that the studio published material under that name; it does not establish that the associated feature has shipped.
The folder carried no licence, README or stated conditions of use in the recorded consultation. This is a description of the folder as read, not written permission from the studio. The provenance and credits for images used on this site are recorded separately.
What this page does not establish
It does not say the roster is complete. Eight names appear in a press kit; a press kit contains what a studio chose to publish for the press, which is not the same as everything the game contains.
It does not establish an anomaly’s performance. The folder names provide no measured ability, health, rarity, spawn behaviour or counter. Published development descriptions elsewhere do not turn this asset inventory into a gameplay test.
It does not establish present playability. This site has tested no playable build. The Sheitan was explicitly not implemented when DEV UPDATE #4 described it; its later presence in the press kit does not establish implementation.
It does not identify the Spider with the spider-woman-like anomaly of DEV UPDATE #6. The resemblance is recorded and left unresolved.