THQ Nordic Digital Showcase 2026 is set for August 7, with the publisher promising fresh announcements, release dates, and new looks at familiar series. The stream will go live at 22:00 Moscow time, and THQ Nordic has already released a one-minute teaser.
The headline attraction may be the confirmed lineup, but the louder story is the wishlist in the comments: fans are already pushing for a ”Gothic 2” remake and any sign of the next Darksiders project.
What THQ Nordic has confirmed
The publisher says the showcase will include both new information and ”long-awaited announcements,” plus updates on games fans have been following for a while. Confirmed titles for the broadcast are:
- Titan Quest 2
- Wreckfest 2
- The Guild – Europa 1410
- Fatekeeper
- Expeditions: Samurai
- The Eternal Life of Goldman
- Way of the Hunter 2
Gothic 2 remake and Darksiders sequel rumors
THQ Nordic has not said what else will appear, which is exactly why the speculation machine is already running hot. In the absence of details, commenters are doing what commenters do best: demanding a remake of ”Gothic 2” and asking for news on the new Darksiders project first teased in 2024.
That mix of known sequels and mystery slots is standard showcase bait, but it also reflects THQ Nordic’s odd strength: the company still has a deep catalogue with enough cult appeal to make a simple teaser feel like a promise. If it lands even one genuinely big surprise, the rest of the summer noise gets a lot easier to ignore.
How to watch the THQ Nordic Digital Showcase
The stream will be available on YouTube, Twitch, and Steam. For THQ Nordic, that multi-platform setup is the safest possible play: it catches core PC players where they already hang out, while also giving the publisher a broad enough net to turn trailers into wishlists, not just views.