On February 25, Nacon revealed that its majority shareholder, Bigben Interactive, had failed to make a partial repayment on a bond loan after its banking partners unexpectedly refused support at the last moment. As a result, the company has begun financial restructuring discussions with its creditors.
This development came only days after Nacon announced its upcoming Nacon Connect showcase, originally scheduled for March 4, where it planned to reveal new titles and provide updates on previously announced games.
The company has now confirmed that the event has been postponed to May. Nacon cited a challenging economic climate and stated that the delay would help ensure future announcements receive the attention they deserve.
Despite the setback, Nacon stressed that its planned game releases remain on schedule and expressed confidence in overcoming the current difficulties.
In an official statement, the company explained that it decided to delay Nacon Connect to concentrate resources on upcoming launches and ongoing development. The additional time will be used to refine projects and prepare a stronger presentation in May, highlighting the work of its studios in the best possible light. In the meantime, Nacon will continue sharing updates about titles such as GreedFall: The Dying World, Dragonkin: The Banished, Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss, and others.
Founded in 1981, Nacon operates as part of the Bigben Group, which holds a 76.7% stake in the publisher. Among its recent releases are RoboCop: Rogue City, Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown, Styx: Blades of Greed, and Gear Club Unlimited 3.
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