Even if some historic fairs have disappeared, the summer of video games will not be at all lukewarm because, in addition to those already announced, the digital showcase of THQ Nordic is now added.\r\nThe publisher of the recently announced Epic Mickey: Rebrushed (which you can already order on Amazon) will in fact hold its event with which it will tell the gaming community the latest news on its products.\r\nThe event will go online on Friday 2 August 2024 at 9.00 pm, and will obviously be visible online on YouTube, Twitch and Steam. It will be the fourth digital showcase ever held by THQ Nordic, by the way.\r\n”THQ Nordic will provide news on Gothic 1 Remake, Titan Quest II and much more, but for now we will keep the sad secrets to ourselves,” said the the publisher in announcing the event.\r\nTHQ Nordic is currently in the midst of the great earthquake of Embracer Group, which recently found itself having to divide itself into various entities: Asmodee, Coffee Stain & Friends and Middle-earth Enterprises & Friends.\r\nAsmodee will continue to operate as a publisher and distributor of board games, trading cards and digital board games. Coffee Stain & Friends will focus on PC, console and mobile games, including free-to-play games, LiveOps games and indie/AA games. Middle-earth Enterprises & Friends will focus on developing and publishing triple-A games for PC and consoles. The latter currently owns the IPs of The Lord of the Rings and Tomb Raider, along with titles of the caliber of Dead Island, Metro and Kingdom Come Deliverance (and the recently announced sequel).\r\nA decidedly complicated moment for Embracer , which the CEO recently commented on by admitting his faults with unprecedented sincerity.\r\nWith THQ Nordic the summer of video games is becoming increasingly full. Between the PC Gaming Show, the official Xbox event, the event that almost replaced E3 and obviously the Summer Game Fest, there will be plenty to do next summer.