THQ Nordic Is Working on a Dozen Unannounced Games!

The company usually does a good job of updating us on the status of its game development portfolio year after year.

 

According to THQ Nordic, there are currently a dozen unrevealed games in development. On Friday, the Austria-based publisher held its latest THQ Nordic Digital Showcase, where it shared the latest news about its upcoming games. At the end of the showcase, a message appeared stating that additional games, which have not yet been announced, are also in development. On Twitter, THQ Nordic wrote that a total of 29 games are in development, 12 of which remain unannounced even after the showcase.

While the publisher did not list the 17 games that have already been confirmed, VGC has compiled a list of games, ports or Early Access titles for which release dates have been set: Call to Arms: Panzer Elite, Darksiders 4, Epic Mickey Rebrushed (Nintendo Switch 2), The Eternal Life of Goldman, Expeditions: Samurai, Fatekeeper, Gothic 1 Remake, Gothic 2 Complete Classic, Gothic 3 Classic, The Guild: Europa 1410, Let’s Sing 2027, Let’s Sing ABBA, the sequel to Road 96, Space for Sale, Titan Quest 2, Way of the Hunter 2 and Wreckfest 2.

A highlight of the THQ Nordic Showcase was the announcement that The Prisoner, the first of three story DLCs for the co-op horror game Reanimal, is now available, which we covered in yesterday’s news. It was also announced that DigixArt, the developer of Tides of Tomorrow, released earlier this year, is currently working on a new game set in the Road 96 universe. Expeditions: Samurai was released in Early Access on Friday, and Titan Quest 2, which entered Early Access last year during the THQ Nordic Showcase, received a significant update. We also reported on this in the news. THQ Nordic also confirmed that Let’s Sing 2027 will be released on November 3, while Let’s Sing Abba will be released on Nintendo Switch 2 on the same day.

There are still some things that haven’t been revealed yet.

Source: VGC

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