THQ Nordic's Digital Showcase will grace our screens again this summer, and promises to «not only include world premiere announcements but also updates and reveals for previously-announced games». It'll run on August 11 at 12 pm PDT / 3 pm EDT / 8 pm BST / 9 pm CEST / 10 pm EEST on the company's YouTube(opens in new tab) and Twitch(opens in new tab) pages, and also its Steam(opens in new tab) page, if you're really keen to watch it there for some reason.
THQ is keeping schtum about its full line-up, but it did mention three games that will be putting in an appearance at the show in the event's press release(opens in new tab). Those are Alone in the Dark, Outcast 2, and Trine 5.
Personally, I'm most interested to hear more about Alone in the Dark, THQ Nordic's reanimation of the once-esteemed horror series that's been dormant since 2015 (not without reason: the series' last entry before THQ Nordic bought it was the unloved Alone in the Dark: Illumination(opens in new tab)). This new entry promises a "completely original story(opens in new tab)" from the writer of SOMA(opens in new tab), so it could end up being something really special if the stars align right.
Outcast 2, which I keep accidentally typing as 'Outlast 2' each time I write it, is a full-on sequel to 1999's cult classic action adventure game. The first game got a remake in 2017, and I guess did well enough that THQ saw fit to announce the sequel(opens in new tab) in 2021.
Finally, Trine 5 is another entry in the much-loved Trine series (you can tell by the name), a set of sidescrolling puzzle-platformers—with the exception of the third game, a 3D adventure that fans didn't like so much—that see you play as a knight, mage and thief, taking advantage of the
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