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THQ Nordic has released Gothic Classic, a mobile version of the cult classic 2001 dark-fantasy RPG, for iPhone and iPad. The game is available on the App Store for $10.99, with version 1.3 currently available. -
A fan-made multiplayer mod has been released for the Gothic remake — three months after the game's launch
Enthusiasts published the first public alpha of the G1R:MP mod, which adds online multiplayer to Gothic 1 Remake. The remake itself launched on June 5, so it took the community less than three months to turn a fundamentally single-player RPG into a place for co-op raids through the Colony. -
Embracer Group says Darksiders 4 will let players choose one of the Horsemen when it launches in fiscal year 2027/28, keeping the series' familiar third-person action-adventure structure. The game is due sometime between April 2027 and the end of March 2028, with a hard cutoff of March 31, 2028. -
THQ Nordic and Grimlore Games released build 0.7.0 for Titan Quest II on Steam on August 7, 2026, bringing the game's sixth Mastery and a redesigned Crafting System to PC players. The Steam patch notes are already available. -
DigixArt used THQ Nordic Digital Showcase 2026 to nod toward the future of Road 96, and the teaser leaned on atmosphere rather than specifics. In a Steam News post, the studio and THQ Nordic stopped short of naming a title, platforms, or a release date, but the clip clearly points back to the same universe that made the original game stand out. -
At its own showcase, THQ Nordic gave "Gothic" its own dedicated segment and packed three pieces of news into it at once: console release dates for the classic trilogy, update plans for the first game's remake, and the announcement of a board game set in the universe. -
During the THQ Nordic Digital Showcase 2026, developer Alkimia Interactive dropped a new trailer for Gothic 1 Remake, revealing a lineup of upcoming features. -
The racing game Wreckfest 2 and the hunting simulator Way of the Hunter 2 are set to lead the lineup at the upcoming THQ Nordic Digital Showcase 2026, which streams on August 7. -
Fans of the Gothic series recently began speculating about a possible announcement of a Gothic 3 remake. The rumors started after a small change appeared on THQ Nordic's official website, where the game was suddenly listed as Gothic 3 Classic. Some players assumed the publisher was clearing the way for a future remake page. -
THQ Nordic's annual Digital Showcase will take place on August 7, 2026, with a packed schedule of major game updates and new reveals. The event kicks off at 20:00 BST / 21:00 CEST and will be streamed live on YouTube, Twitch, and Steam. -
The long-awaited Gothic 1 Remake, developed by Alkimia Interactive and published by THQ Nordic, officially launched on June 5. However, the excitement around the release was quickly overshadowed as a fully functional cracked version of the game surfaced on torrent sites less than a day later. -
Gothic 1 Remake, which launched today (June 5), has already received its first critic scores and user reviews. At the time of writing, the game holds an 85% positive rating on Steam, indicating that most players have responded favorably to the remake so far. -
The long-awaited release of Gothic 1 Remake has finally arrived. The modernized version of the cult-classic 2001 RPG is now available on PC (Steam and GOG), PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. -
After fully immersing ourselves in Gothic 1 Remake, all our skepticism completely vanished. The project turned out exactly as the developers pitched it six years ago: a meticulous recreation of the original using modern technology. No concessions to the casual audience, no simplifications or tweaks to fit current trends. It’s immediately clear — this remake was made for the fans. But will it appeal to picky old-school veterans, and is there room in it for the modern player who’s used to more accessible RPGs? That’s what we’re going to find out.
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Publisher THQ Nordic has updated its official website, revealing several unannounced projects listed under the "Upcoming Games" section. The most notable takeaway? The sheer number of titles headed to the Switch 2. -
THQ Nordic has revealed the launch dates for the classic Gothic titles on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. The ports were originally confirmed back in August 2025, and now fans finally know when they can return to the Colony on modern hardware. -
Publisher THQ Nordic and developer Alkimia Interactive have announced that pre-orders are now open for the remake of the Gothic 1. The game is set to launch on June 5, 2026, for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. -
An updated version of the action game Darksiders: Warmastered Edition has been announced for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. To celebrate, the developers released a new trailer revealing the exact launch date. -
The developers of Titan Quest 2 have released a teaser for the upcoming April update, revealing key changes—including the return of the summoning system and a rework of items. -
Destroy All Humans!, Destroy All Humans! 2 — Reprobed, and Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed Headed to Nintendo Switch 2
THQ Nordic has officially announced that the Destroy All Humans! remake, Destroy All Humans! 2 — Reprobed, and Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed are all set to launch on the Nintendo Switch 2 by the end of 2026. Additionally, the publisher confirmed that SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide will be coming to the original Nintendo Switch.
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