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PS5 physical copies of Gothic 1 Remake are shipping with a Game Key Disc that requires a ~5GB day-one patch to be fully playable offline, a detail not clearly disclosed on packaging. The developer says the patch is necessary to enable launch play, but the move has sparked debate over preservation, DRM, and whether physical releases should be complete on disc or rely on immediate post-release updates.
DigixArt’s single-player narrative adventure Tides of Tomorrow is now available on PS5 via the PlayStation Store, featuring an Online Story-Link that lets players influence the world and discover what others have left behind; it’s priced at $29.99 with a free demo available.
THQ Nordic’s official site has a Switch 2 section listing multiple unannounced projects, hinting at potential new titles for Nintendo’s next-gen console. Some entries may be placeholders, and the page also includes already announced Switch 2 games like Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, Destroy All Humans! 1 & 2 Reprobed, and SpongeBob: Titans of the Tide along with other platform listings, though nothing is confirmed yet.
THQ Nordic’s official site lists seven 'unannounced project' entries with release dates to be announced for Nintendo Switch 2, suggesting possible announcements this summer but offering no specific titles; fans speculate about remasters and ports.
THQ Nordic released a free Reanimal demo on the Switch 2 eShop (Europe first; US later) ahead of the February 15, 2026 launch, offering a taste of the co-op horror title. Solo players can also enjoy it, and the game includes Quality and Performance modes, continuing the Little Nightmares-inspired, grotesque escapade from two siblings in a disturbing environment.
Fatekeeper, a new first-person RPG by Paraglacial under THQ Nordic, shows promise as a spiritual successor to Dark Messiah with detailed combat and magical powers, but the reviewer is waiting for a more impactful 'kick' in gameplay to fully excite.
Darksiders 4 has been officially announced during the THQ Nordic Digital Showcase, marking the return of the franchise with all four Horsemen playable in a lore-rich post-apocalyptic world, set to release on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, though no release date has been provided yet.
Darksiders 4, announced during THQ Nordic's event, continues the original game's story 15 years later, featuring the Four Horsemen in a post-apocalyptic world with fast-paced, cinematic third-person action, and will support up to four players in co-op mode on new-generation consoles and PC.
THQ Nordic has announced Darksiders 4, a third-person action adventure game set in a post-apocalyptic world, featuring the Horsemen with unique weapons and combat styles; the game is in early development with no release date or engine details yet.
THQ Nordic announced Fatekeeper, a first-person fantasy RPG set to enter Steam Early Access this winter, featuring exploration, combat, magic, and player choices, with a gameplay trailer showcasing its immersive world and dynamic battles.
Outcast: A New Beginning, the sequel to the open-world game Outcast, draws inspiration from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, offering players the freedom to explore an alien world spanning about 64 square kilometers without restrictions. The game features seven large villages, diverse biomes, and open-world activities, allowing players to assist native populations in any order they choose. With a bright and colorful setting, the game provides unsegmented exploration and is available on Steam and consoles.
The release of the Alone in the Dark reboot has been delayed from January 16 to March 20, 2024, to avoid crunch and prioritize the well-being of developer Pieces Interactive. Publisher THQ Nordic stated that releasing the game in January would have caused immense stress for the team during the holiday period. This is the second delay for the game, which will be available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and S.
Publisher THQ Nordic and developer Pieces Interactive have announced a delay for the reboot of Alone in the Dark, pushing its release date from January 16, 2024, to March 20, 2024. The decision was made to prioritize the well-being of the development team and to ensure the game meets and exceeds community expectations. The survival horror game will be available for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam and GOG.
THQ Nordic has announced another delay for its reimagining of Alone in the Dark, pushing the release date to 20th March 2024. The decision was made to avoid potential crunch over the Christmas holidays and to steer clear of competition from other highly anticipated game releases. The game features Jodie Comer and David Harbour as playable protagonists and has shifted from fixed cameras to an over-the-shoulder perspective. A free prologue is currently available to play on Steam, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.
Outcast: A New Beginning, the sequel to 1999's Outcast, is set to release on March 15, 2024, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S, and PC. Developed by Appeal Studio and published by THQ Nordic, the game offers an open-world action-adventure experience where players take on the role of Cutter Slade, an ex-Navy SEAL, as he navigates an alien realm, battles robotic invaders, and aids the Talan uprising. The game promises weapon upgrades, encounters with aliens and monsters, and the freedom to choose strategic attacks.