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Gothic Remake Aims for Immersive Open World, Developers Discuss at IGN Live

The remake of the classic RPG Gothic was discussed at IGN Live 2026 by THQ Nordic's Reinhard Pollice. Pollice detailed how the developers are working to create a more immersive open-world experience for the game. The original Gothic is now referred to as Gothic Classic. AI

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Gothic Remake Aims for Immersive Open World, Developers Discuss at IGN Live

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