Tag: THQ Nordic

Destroy All Humans! remains a wonderfully juvenile power fantasy, gleefully inviting players to turn 1950s America into a playground of panic, explosions, and flying saucers. Nearly two decades later, Crypto-137's invasion still feels refreshingly mischievous.

Gothic 1 Remake understands something many modern RPGs have forgotten. A living world does not need to revolve around the player. By preserving the original's harsh philosophy while modernising its roughest edges, Alkimia Interactive has delivered a remake that feels both nostalgic and surprisingly fresh.

The Valley of Mines does not forgive mistakes. It barely acknowledges you exist at all.

Darksiders Warmastered Edition proves that great adventure design never truly ages. Beneath the current generation polish is still one of gaming’s most satisfying blends of combat, exploration, and mythological spectacle.

Tides of Tomorrow is a thoughtful, quietly ambitious adventure that turns other players into part of your story. It doesn’t always feel cohesive, but its shifting world and lingering echoes create something genuinely different. It’s less about control, and more about what you leave behind.

A haunting co-op horror adventure that blends tension with tenderness, REANIMAL evolves Tarsier’s atmospheric style into a story of survival through connection — unsettling, emotional, and deeply immersive.

A charming and accessible family adventure that succeeds through character and presentation, even if its gameplay remains straightforward throughout.

Blending oceanic exploration with an ambitious asynchronous storytelling system, Tides of Tomorrow could redefine how player choices ripple across shared narrative worlds.

Fans of Battle for Bikini Bottom and The Cosmic Shake will feel right at home here. Titans of the Tide – Ghostly Edition is playful, spooky, and overflowing with charm — a shining example of how to keep a beloved franchise both fresh and faithful.

Sacred 2 Remaster isn’t just nostalgia done right—it’s a triumphant reminder that great design never truly ages. Ancaria has never looked—or played—this good.