Can you believe September has come and gone so quickly? This month flew by, largely thanks to the fantastic array of new game releases that kept us all entertained.
It all kicked off with a big indie release on September 4, Hollow Knight: Silksong. This long-awaited sequel exceeded all expectations, bringing back the beloved MetroidVania style with a fresh twist that captured the essence of the original.
No sooner had one game released than another followed. Each week brought a noteworthy title that resonated well with players, catering to various tastes across platforms.
Big Releases to Celebrate
Coming in hot on September 11 was Borderlands 4, offering the series’ best gameplay to date. While it faced some technical hiccups, its engaging story and loot mechanics refreshed the looter-shooter genre.
Another standout is Hades 2, which, although it technically launched in early access last year, deserves a mention. In my opinion, it’s one of the best roguelike games ever created and enhances the beloved original in almost every aspect. Make sure to grab it when you can.
New Entries into Classic Franchises
The franchise that defined survival horror, Silent Hill f, has also made waves this month. Gamers praised its storytelling while appreciating the fresh setting and time period that still remained true to the series.
If speed is your preference, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds pushed the boundaries in Sega’s kart racer. It introduced exciting guest characters and the ability to teleport across worlds. We also had noteworthy titles like Dying Light: The Beast, Cronos: The New Dawn, and Hell is Us, which while not flashy, added delightful variety to the month.
What about you? Which game captured your attention most this month? Did I miss one of your favorites? Share your thoughts in the comments below, and get ready for another exciting month of new releases in October.
What new games were released in September?
This month saw the launch of highly anticipated titles like Hollow Knight: Silksong, Borderlands 4, and Silent Hill f. Each has received positive feedback from gamers.
Is Hades 2 worth playing?
Absolutely! Hades 2 significantly improves on the original while maintaining the beloved gameplay mechanics that made the first one a hit.
How did Silent Hill f perform with players?
It was well-received, praised for its compelling storytelling and innovative setting that honored the legacy of the franchise.
What’s new in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds?
This game introduces teleportation mechanics and exciting guest characters, elevating the fun of Sega’s classic kart racing experience.
Are smaller titles like Dying Light: The Beast worth playing?
Yes, they add variety and unique experiences beyond the big-name titles, making them worth checking out.
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