Nordic Game Trailer Park 2 – More Nordic Games Worth Watching
Welcome to the second edition of Nordic Game Trailer Park, a new series on nordicgame.com where we put the spotlight on new and upcoming games made in the Nordic countries. To repeat the ground rules: Each edition we highlight a top 5 of trailers for games from studios in the Nordic region. We look for titles with strong vision, distinctive style, or just pure energy. If you’re a developer and you have a game trailer ready for your upcoming game, let us know!
The Trailer Park Manager is a very happy camper these days and greets all the fine developers from the region who has reached out to acknowledge the new series and/or sent us links to their trailers. “Keep ’em coming, and we might see the park expanding!”, he whispers, whatever that means 🙂
Here are five trailers currently worth your time.
1. Hello Sunshine – Red Thread Games (Norway)
This game comes from the Oslo studio led by Ragnar Tørnquist, the creator of The Longest Journey, Dreamfall and The Secret World. It’s a survival mystery RPG set in the sun-scorched ruins of a corporate empire. You play the final employee, staying alive by walking in the shadow of a giant war robot that shields you from a deadly sun. When the robot stops at night to recharge, you make camp, craft and repair it to keep warm. It can be played solo or in two-player co-op.
Hello Sunshine is published by Megabit, and a new trailer debuted at PC Gaming Show: Tokyo Direct in September. The studio’s earlier game Draugen won Norwegian Game of the Year in 2019. Hello Sunshine is coming soon.
Watch the trailer: youtube.com/watch
2. Transit – Fable Systems (Denmark)
A dark narrative adventure set in 1994. You play Jo, a teenager searching for her missing sister in a metro system beneath the Nordics that is looping itself to death. Your companion is Mr Sock, a sarcastic hand-animated sock puppet. The game mixes time-loop puzzles with Nordic-noir folklore and dark humour.
The Copenhagen based studio has already picked up Best Upcoming Indie Game at Copenhagen Gaming Week 2025 and won the Big Indie Pitch at Pocket Gamer Malmö 2026. It was also selected for the European Games Showcase at GDC, and is funded by the Danish Film Institute and NIMBI. A demo is available on Steam, and the gameplay trailer premiered in October.
Watch the gameplay trailer: youtube.com/watch
3. Flock Off! – Bunkhouse Games (Iceland)
A first-person co-op action game for one to four players, set in an alternate early-1990s Scottish Highlands where a sheep-cloning experiment has gone very wrong. The result is a “Sheepocalypse” of undead livestock, and anything can be a weapon: bedrolls, traffic cones, leeks, even your friends.
The Reykjavík studio Bunkhouse Games was founded by veterans of CCP Games, Ubisoft and Tripwire, and is published by Shoreline Games. Flock Off! launches on Steam on 3 February 2027.
Watch the announcement trailer: youtube.com/watch
4. Guns And Goo – Meteor Works (Finland)
Guns and Goo is a frantic 2D multiplayer shooter with fully destructible arenas, physics-driven flowing liquids and rules that change during each match. You can play co-op or against each other, locally or online, and a map editor lets you share your own maps and modes. The developers name Worms, Duck Game and Liero as inspirations.
Finnish developers John Rantala and Joona Hautala announced the game on 27 October, with Bonus Stage Publishing as publisher. A release date is still to be announced.
Watch the announcement trailer: youtube.com/watch
5. A Witch’s Husband – No Pest Productions (Sweden)
Scotland, the 1500s. You wake in your own blood. Your wife is gone, taken as a witch. Follow her over the Highland pass and face the men who took her, one sword duel at a time. Block and strike from three directions, parry at the last moment, and strike where their guard breaks open.
A simple concept, covered in blood. The developers describe the game’s more gory content like this:
Realistic sword violence against human opponents, with blood and visible wounds. The aftermath of a raid: a dead man and dead farm animals. The story concerns the persecution of a woman accused of witchcraft. Strong language.
The game comes from No Pest Productions, the one-person Swedish studio of Jens Kolhammar, who previously made A Bastard’s Tale, Driven Out and Hammer of Virtue. A free demo went live on Steam on 4 November, covering the opening and three duels on the pass.
Gameplay trailer here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5353030/A_Witchs_Husband/
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That’s it, the second edition of Nordic Game Trailer Park 🙂 If you’re a developer and you have a game trailer ready for your upcoming game, let us know! It might be featured in the next edition!
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