At the latest edition of NACON Connect, NACON presented to gamers worldwide the gaming accessories which have underpinned the brand’s success in recent months, as well a wide selection of games due for release shortly. NACON Connect definitely had something catering for everyone: whether PC or console gamers, those nostalgic for the 80s, fans of Hack’n’Slash or speed demons.
Now a well-established annual event, NACON Connect gives gamers a chance to (re)discover the company’s games and accessories.
Three new games were announced yesterday evening: Endurance Motorsport Series and MXGP, projects managed by the KT Racing studio, and Dragonkin: The Banished, developed by the Eko Software studio, already behind the hit Hack’n’Slash game Warhammer Chaosbane, released in 2019.
The eagerly awaited titles GreedFall II and Terminator: Survivors (whose name was revealed for the first time on this occasion) brought the house down at the conference with their exclusive trailers, and the announcement of their release on early access within the next few months.
This edition also put a spotlight on the packed calendar over the coming weeks, by unveiling new gameplay images from several titles in the catalogue: Welcome to Paradize which is out today, Garden Life: A Cozy Simulator, available since 22 February, Taxi Life: A Driving Simulator due out on 7 March and finally Crown Wars The Black Prince, a turn-base tactical game set in a mediaeval world ravaged by dark forces, which is scheduled for release on 14 March.
