Nacon postpones its Nacon Connect showcase so it can concentrate on going insolvent
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by Andy Chalk March 2, 2026
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NACON, a prominent publisher and peripheral maker in the gaming industry, has announced the postponement of its annual Nacon Connect showcase, which was originally scheduled for March 4. The event has been rescheduled to May, with Nacon stating that they are focusing their resources on developing and polishing upcoming releases. This decision comes just five days after the company filed for insolvency, citing a challenging economic environment.
The financial struggles of Nacon stem from its majority owner, Bigben Interactive, encountering significant financial difficulties. Specifically, an unexpected refusal by a banking group to respond to a refinancing notice related to Nacon's exchangeable bonds led to an inability to meet debt obligations. This issue has left Nacon in a precarious position, forcing it to prioritize its current projects over the planned showcase.
Despite these challenges, Nacon Connect was expected to highlight several notable titles and announcements. Among them were *Styx: Blades of Greed*, which has been well-received by critics, and *Greedfall 2*, set to launch on March 10 after a lengthy period in early access. Additionally, Nacon recently secured rights to the WRC racing series following EA's exit from rally games. These developments, however, will now be delayed as the company aims to present its work in a more polished state during the rescheduled event.
The postponement of Nacon Connect is particularly notable given the strong lineup of niche RPGs
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Originally published on PC Gamer on 3/2/2026