Play psychic super spy, get ready to experience the unique, dark fantasy world and reshape the world with a photo with the PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup for September. Psychonauts 2, Dragon Marked For Death and Viewfinder will be available to PlayStation Plus members from September 2. Let’s take a closer look at the games.  View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Psychonauts 2 | PS4 Razputin “Raz” Aquato, trained acrobat and powerful young psychic, has realized his lifelong dream of joining the international psychic espionage organization known as the Psychonauts! But these psychic super spies are in trouble. Their leader hasn’t been the same since he was rescued from a kidnapping, and what’s worse, there’s a mole hiding in headquarters.  Combining quirky missions and mysterious conspiracies, Psychonauts 2 is a platform-adventure game with cinematic style and tons of customizable psychic powers. Psychonauts 2 serves up danger, excitement and laughs in equal measure as players guide Raz on a journey through the minds of friends and foes on a quest to defeat a murderous psychic villain. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Dragon Marked For Death | PS4 Dragon Marked For Death is a side-scrolling 2D action RPG that can played solo or with up to four players in local or online multiplayer.You play as the survivors of the Dragonblood Clan who set out to take revenge on the Kingdom of Medius, who destroyed their home and captured the Dragonblood Oracle, Amica. To obtain the power they need to enact their revenge, they forge a pact with the Astral Dragon Atruum. Use your newly acquired powers to take on quests from villagers and raise your status in the kingdom. How you perform in these quests can have a direct effect on the game’s final outcome. Quests aren’t all about defeating enemies, though. You’ll guard a ship’s passengers from monsters, search for hidden treasure, rescue a princess from a castle under siege, and a lot more! View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Viewfinder | PS4, PS5 Use an instant camera to challenge perception, redefine reality and reshape the world. View the world through a new lens in this charming and unique first-person puzzle adventure. Reshape a wealth of stunning environments through your instant camera’s viewfinder in order to solve a variety of mind-bending puzzles. Bring photos, paintings, sketches and postcards to life as you reshape reality and slowly uncover the surprising mysteries that lie behind this colourful world. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Last chance to add PlayStation Plus Games for August to your library PlayStation Plus members have until September 1 to add Lies of P, Day Z and My Hero One’s Justice 2 to their game library.

You never see a true ninja attack coming. So it’s only appropriate that none of us predicted Joe Musashi sneaking back onto our screens when Shinobi: Art of Vengeance was announced at The Game Awards in 2023. It’s been eagerly anticipated since, but the 2D action platformer is finally ready to unsheathe its blade on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 August 29. Less of a surprise was the reveal that Lizardcube was tasked with Shinobi’s razor-edged return. The developer is no stranger to breathing life into Sega’s classic IP, with its slick work on WonderBoy: The Dragon’s Trap remake and Streets of Rage 4 proving its pedigree. “Back in 2021 Sega wanted to revive an older IP and hinted if I had anything in mind,” says LizardCube CEO and Art/Creative Director Ben Fiquet. “I’m a Shinobi kid, so I quickly pitched my vision for that. Because we make 2D titles, when I create drawings it’s like rendering what will be the same in the final game.” The actual art of Vengeance This immediate visualization provided a relatively easy win in terms of Shinobi’s striking aesthetic, something Ben describes as “a continuation of their style; a bit more Japanese, but still very French and very Lizardcube”. With Ben revealing that he grew up on beautifully animated 16-bit platformers like Aladdin, it’s easy to see what inspired that look. But from there the challenge became working out how to mix classic Shinobi authenticity with a contemporary feel. “It was a bit different compared to working on Streets of Rage or Wonder Boy because Shinobi has more iterations,” explains Ben. “At first I wanted to make something more like a direct follow up to the original Shinobi games. But I quickly realized that it wasn’t as fun as I remember. Gameplay-wise you can lose yourself by going too far in the other direction, too, but Shinobi has always been changing with the times. So we wanted to make a modern game but with the appeal of the first titles.” “We felt that a slow-paced, methodical 2D game wouldn’t quite match the tastes of modern players,” agrees Toru Ohara, Sega of Japan’s Chief Producer. “We decided to focus on delivering exhilarating, satisfying action, and make the most of Lizardcube’s strengths — their distinctive art style and their expertise in 2D games.” Cutting into the combat The big secret weapon in keeping that classic Shinobi feel with an up-to-date gloss? A katana. And kunai. And Ninpo. And… okay, let’s just wrap it all up into the development team’s focus on fast, fluid, personalised combo-driven combat. “We quickly realized we wanted to push the combat further,” says Ben. “So we added more systems. That sort of thing can snowball when you’re making it, given it mixes platforming with fighting. But it’s very satisfying to be able to fight your way through levels, and more ninja-like by being swift and chaining combos.” That wasn’t to say that the process of crafting this system was entirely smooth. “The prototype we had was very different to what we ended up with,” Ben reveals. “After a playtest we saw something was missing so we went back to the drawing board.” The result was the inclusion of the execution system, which rewards the player with stylish finishing moves and resources to spend on upgrading Joe’s abilities. Which played nicely into the freeform system that sits at the centre of Shinobi’s compelling and polished gameplay. “Lizardcube wanted to prioritize freedom of choice and allow players to perform actions that look cool,” says Toru. “I’ll admit I had some concerns at first, but as the system took shape, I realized that being able to unleash the move you want, when you want, created a tremendous sense of exhilaration. “I often explain it like this: in the early stages, the character controls like one from an action game, but by the mid-to-late game, it starts to feel more like controlling a character in a fighting game. Being able to create that kind of fresh gameplay experience was a very pleasant surprise.” “And you can mash buttons and still do something cool, and maybe end up with an execution,” laughs Ben. “We’ve already seen players do amazing things in the demo, with speed runs and combos.” Bosses now, villains next If you’ve not yet played the demo – and you should – the question some of you now might be asking is, “can I perform these combos and executions on the bosses?” Yes, you absolutely can. And those boss fights remain spectacular in their own right, something Ben is keen to keep as a surprise for you to discover yourself. Although when pressed, he admitted he has a couple of favourites. “The monkey boss Kozaru at the end of the first stage,” he admits. “And the boss of stage five. It’s a vampire Yakuza, but I can’t say anything more than that.” Which led us to talk about the Villains Stage DLC coming at a later date, featuring boss characters from other Sega titles, the first being Sonic the Hedgehog’s arch rival Doctor ‘Eggman’ Robotnik. “I hoped people would see this game as one of Sega’s many iconic IPs making a comeback,” says Toru. “So I thought it would be interesting to go beyond the original Shinobi world.” “We wanted to acknowledge the amazing presence that these IPs have,” agrees Ben. “As well as offer other little references here and there. Shinobi is kind of a serious game. But also silly, in a way.” What Ben is referring to is the wry sense of humour present across Lizardcube’s games which keeps things from getting too dark in Shinobi. Sure, it’s occasionally bloody, brutal and visceral, but the dev team also leans into its inherent absurdity, too. “Joe only says one word through the entire game, which is very much an intentional joke,” says Ben. “And he’s the most obvious ninja you’ll see, dressed in white and red, riding his dog and fighting demons. But it still works. The premise is silly, but you have to treat it with respect. I just want people to have fun and help keep the IP alive.” Stay sharp because this is one action platformer you won’t want to miss – Shinobi: Art of Vengeance launches on August 29 for PS4 and PS5.

Green Day typically takes a month-long nap during September, which is a terrible idea because the band is missing out on some truly terrific game releases this month. With the finish line for the year drawing closer, September is typically a month when several big games are released.This year is no different, as we're looking at a stack of games from across a varied selection of genres, like looter-shooter action with Borderlands 4, survival-horror in Silent Hill F, and some strategic fun in Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles. Of course, these games are also arriving in and around one of the most highly anticipated games of recent memory, Hollow Knight: Silksong.On top of that, smaller titles are releasing this month that are also vying for your attention, like Jetrunner, Hirogami, and Slime Rancher 2. Overall, expect to be spoiled for choice in September. You can see all our picks for the biggest releases below, and for a closer look at the rest of the year, you can check out2025's upcoming game release dates. HirogamiRelease date: September 3Platforms: PC, PS5A 3D platformer inspired by the art of Origami, Hirogami will see players take on animal forms to explore the mystical landscape and solve puzzles so that they can save the realm. Every problem has a solution, whether it be beating enemies to a pulp or transforming the protagonist of Hiro into a paper plane to make use of air currents; success is just a few folds away. See on Steam Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: The Order of GiantsRelease date: September 4Platforms: PC. Xbox Series X|S, PS5Indiana Jones and the Great Circle was one of last year's best games--or really brilliant thisyear, if you're on PS5--and its first expansion takes Dr. Jones to the streets of Rome. Between forgotten catacombs, a dangerous cult, and a sinister mystery revolving around the dark legacy of the Nephilim giants, it looks like the famed archeologist has his work cut out for him in his latest adventure. Star Wars OutlawsRelease date: September 4Platforms: Switch 2Speaking of things related to Lucasfilm, Star Wars Outlaws makes its grand debut on Switch 2 this month. Released last year for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, the game follows scoundrel Kay Vess as she gets tangled up with dangerous underworld factions, the Empire, and situations that require a shoot-first mentality. This version of the game also includes the two DLC expansions and several Switch 2 exclusive gameplay features. Star Wars Outlaws: Gold Edition $60 | Releases September 4 Preorder on Amazon Preorder on Walmart KejoraRelease date: September 4Platforms: PCWhat if Studio Ghibli made a Groundhog Day-esque animated movie? Then you'd have a pretty good idea of what to expect from Kejora, a beautifully illustrated puzzle-platformer adventure game in which a group of kids have to figure out why their village is repeating the same day over and over again. See on Steam Void CrewRelease date: September 4Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X|SAfter two years in Steam Early Access, Void Crew is finally ready for its full 1.0 release. A co-op game set in the far reaches of space, players will have to team up to run a spaceship and embark on cosmic adventures. Up to six players can take part, with pilots, gunners, and maintenance being some of the roles that team members will be assigned to. Developer Hutlihut Games says that players can also expect flexible gameplay to help teams find a path to success that suits their preferred style of play. See on Steam JetrunnerRelease date: September 4Platforms: PCBilled as Trackmania meets Titanfall, Jetrunner is a parkour-focused FPS where gravity is optional and style is mandatory. The game features dozens of arenas scattered across the globe for rookie sensation Nina White to blaze through as she aims for the top of the Jetrunning leaderboards, and with an arsenal of gadgets and preparation, players can compete to be the best of the best. See on Steam Hollow Knight: SilksongRelease date: September 4Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch 2, SwitchSix years after it was first announced, Hollow Knight: Silksong is finally landing on PC and consoles this month. Team Cherry's follow-up to the acclaimed 2017 metroidvania Hollow Knight has been one of the most highly anticipated games of recent years,with the studio confirming its release date after years of silence. Since the announcement was made, Hollow Knight has gotten a nice bump on Steam as fans brush up on their skills,and we're already seeing multiple game delays as several studios are opting to avoid being caught in Silksong's wake. See on Steam Hell Is UsRelease date: September 4Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|SHell Is Us might just be thetime-sink action-RPG of 2025, because this game demands your undivided attention.There's no hand-holding at all here for this exploration-focused game, as you'll need to gather clues and strike up a conversation to figure out where to go.That's an intriguing design choice with some deliberately bold ideas at its core, and if you're curious to see what developer Rogue Factor has been cooking up,you can try out a demo for Hell Is Us right now. Hell Is Us $60 | Releases September 4 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Preorder at GameStop Hell Is Us: Deluxe Edition for PS5 $80 | Releases September 1 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Cronos: The New DawnRelease date: September 5Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2Bloober Team earned critical acclaim last year for its Silent Hill 2 remake, and this year, the studio is looking to put its own stamp on a spiritual successor to Dead Space. Mixing horror with time travel, Cronos: The New Dawn is set in a futuristic version of Eastern Europe where an event known as The Change has radically altered the region. As the Traveler, players will travel back to 1980s Poland so they can rescue key people from the past. All kinds of gruesome monsters stand in their way, and these creatures also possess the ability to incorporate the remains of their brethren into them so that they can rapidly evolve into even deadlier threats. Cronos: The New Dawn Standard Edition $60 | Releases September 5 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Preorder at Best Buy Cronos: The New Dawn Deluxe Edition $70 | Releases September 3 Preorder at PlayStation Store Preorder at Xbox Store Preorder at Steam Everybody's Golf: Hot ShotsRelease date: September 5Platforms: PC, PS5, Switch Almost a decade has passed since the last installment in this popular golf game was released, but at long last, you can tee up for 18 rounds of casual fun. Everybody's Golf: Hot Shots combines easy-to-learn gameplay with cartoonish visuals, and it's also the first game in the series to launch on PC and Nintendo platforms. Everybody's Golf Hot Shots (PC) $33.59 (was $40) Preorder at Fanatical Daemon X Machina: Titanic ScionRelease date: September 5Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2The first Daemon X Machina game played like a spiritual successor to From Software's Armored Core, and for its first sequel,it looks like we're getting a game that channels the spirit of BioWare's Anthem, but in a good way. The shift to a smaller mechanized pilot inside of a bleeding-edge suit allows for some interesting new gameplay systems, and it'll be interesting to see just how deep the mechanized rabbit hole is when Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion flies into action. Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion Standard Edition $70 | Releases September 5 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Preorder at Target Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion Limited Edition $100 | Releases September 5 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Preorder at Target NBA 2K26Release date: September 5Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch 2Another year, another reason to hit the digital courts with NBA 2K26. The franchise is a consistent best-seller with each annual release, and this year, 2K is looking to attract playerswith a massive overhaul to its ProPlay animation system alongside several other tweaks designed to make the game look and feel more realistic than ever before. 2K is also promising new and revamped controls, with these changes aimed at rewarding players who can bring skillful gameplay and fast decision-making to each match. NBA 2K26 Standard + WNBA Editions $70 See at Amazon See at Best Buy See at GameStop (WNBA) NBA 2K26 Superstar Edition $100 See at PS Store See at Xbox Store See at Steam NBA 2K26 Leave No Doubt Edition $150 See at PS Store See at Xbox Store See at Steam Garfield Kart 2: All You Can DriftRelease date: September 10Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, SwitchSeptember is already looking more stuffed than a double-thick serving of lasagna, and fittingly, you can also expect Garfield to rock up to the party in September. The third-best cartoon strip cat--behind Heathcliff and Hobbes--Garfield's planning to tear up some asphalt in a new racing game that features him and all of the other popular characters from the eternal cartoon strip--and Jon Arbuckle. Between this and Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, September is looking like a great month for racing fans who want to see anthropomorphic animals with a need for speed. See on Steam Borderlands 4Release date: September 12Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|SThe loot-and-shoot formula of Borderlands is still a captivating draw to the series, and with Gearbox claiming that Borderlands 4 has an obscene number of weapons to collect, we're expecting to spend a lot of time hunting after an elusive firearm or two. Borderlands 4 also looks set to introduce some interesting upgrades to its gameplay, as prospective Vault Hunters will be gliding,double-jumping, and jetting about a world full of secrets and loot when it lands on PC and console. Borderlands 4 Standard Edition $70 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Best Buy Preorder at GameStop Borderlands 4 Deluxe Edition $100 Preorder at PS Store Preorder at Xbox Store Preorder at Steam Borderlands 4 Super Deluxe Edition $130 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at GameStop Borderlands 4 Collector’s Edition $150 Preorder at GameStop NHL 26Release date: September 12Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X|SSeptember is shaping up to be a great month for sports fans, as you can hit the ice in NHL 26 and experience the next evolution of EA's popular ice hockey series. This year's edition includes new gameplay changes and updated movement using the ICE-Q 2.0 tech, as well as a reworked Be A Pro mode, new HUT Seasons, and team-building mechanics. All that, and an expansive roster of officially licensed teams, players, and leagues. EA Sports NHL 26 Standard Edition $70 | September 12 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Preorder at Best Buy EA Sports NHL 26 Deluxe Edition $100 | Releases September 5 Preorder at PS Store Preorder at Xbox Store Lego VoyagersRelease date: September 15Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, SwitchWhile it's sadly not a Lego take on the best Star Trek TV series, Lego Voyagers does look like a cute co-op adventure game. As a pair of single-stud bricks embarking on a lengthy journey, players will need to overcome obstacles and puzzles by teaming up and building their way forward. Not only does Lego Voyagers look like a fun game, but alsothe perfect co-op game for parents and children to enjoy. See on Steam Henry HalfheadRelease date: September 16Platforms: PCSay hello to Henry, who is literally just half a head. Fortunately, they're the top part of a disembodied head that has functioning eyes, ears, and a nose, and they'll have to use their ability to become any object within reach to help them get through everyday life. Every object has unique properties and abilities, and combining them will help Henry get through their day in this wholesome adventure. See on Steam SkateRelease date: September 16Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox OneThe skateboarding genre has been enjoying a renaissance in the 2020s, and finally, EA's Skate franchise is making a comeback. The first Skate game in 15 years, the reboot launches in early access for PC, PlayStation, and Xbox this month. Several core elements are getting a modern touch--like the flick-it controls--and Skate is launching as a free-to-play live-service game that will evolve over time as players explore the skateboarding sandbox. See on Steam Frostpunk 2Release date: September 18Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X|SThe first Frostpunk game was one of those rare real-time strategy games that worked surprisingly well on console, thanks to developer 11 Bit Studios coming up with intuitive controls, and we're hoping to see history repeat itself when Frostpunk 2 launches for Xbox Series X|S and PS5. If you missed it when it first came out on PC, Frostpunk 2 evolved the eternal winter formula of its predecessor, as it tasked players with making tough choices to keep the fires burning and humanity alive in a harsh world. Xbox players will be able to check out the game as aday-one launch through Game Pass. Dying Light: The BeastRelease date: September 19Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|SAfter a short delay, Dying Light: The Beast is finally out this month. A spin-off from the main series that sees Kyle Crane--the protagonist of the original Dying Light--return, this new game put an interesting spin on the fight-or-flight mechanics of the previous two games by giving you rage-fueled powers that can be used to viciously tear through mobs of zombies.The end result is an ultraviolent power-up, but since it's temporary, you'll still need to sharpen your parkour skills when you're notdrop-kicking or blasting away at enemies. See on Steam Trails in the Sky 1st ChapterRelease date: September 19Platforms: PC, Switch 2, SwitchThe Trails series has been running for over 20 years now, and in 2025, players can return to the roots of this JRPG franchise withTrails in the Sky 1st Chapter. A complete remake of the 2004 game, the game offers 3D visuals, new voice acting, turn-based and real-time battle systems, and plenty of new content. If you never played the game, Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter follows the siblings Joshua and Estelle Bright, members of the Bracers peacekeeping organization, who find themselves caught up in an international conspiracy that threatens to destabilize the world. See on Amazon Jump SpaceRelease date: September 19Platforms: PC, Xbox Series X|SOriginally titled Jump Ship, developer Keepsake Games renamed the game to Jump Space in August. The game arrives next month in Steam Early Access, and it looks like a fusion of Left 4 Dead and Sea of Thieves with a sci-fi theme. Purely PvE, players can explore the cosmos from the relative safety of their spaceship or touch down on alien worlds to get up close and personal with enemies. See on Steam Endless Legend 2Release date: September 22Platforms: PCFans of 4X strategy games are spoiled for choice these days, and you can add Endless Legend 2 to that turn-based buffet. Set in a fantasy realm, players can lead various factions, build empires, and wage wars that span entire planets as they secure their legacy. There are diplomatic solutions to avoid needless bloodshed, but it's up to you to decide what kind of mark you want to leave on history. See on Steam Baby StepsRelease date: September 23Platforms: PC, PS5Many games have been derogatively referred to as glorified walking simulators over the years, but that's a label that Baby Steps wears with pride. A game that tells the story of Nate--one awkwardly placed footstep at a time--Baby Steps is all about climbing a proverbial and literal mountain while dressed in a onesie that's bound to get increasingly dirty as you go along this ambitious journey. Developed by an all-star crew of people that includes Bennett Foddy (Getting Over It), Gabe Cuzzillo (Ape Out), and Maxi Boch, Baby Steps looks like it could be a hilarious and inspiring tale of putting your best foot forward. See on Steam Slime Rancher 2Release date: September 23Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|SOh yes, it's slime time. A sequel to the quirky 2017 game, Slime Rancher 2 continues the story of Beatrix LeBeau and the Far Far Range as she works to build the greatest slime farm in the galaxy. It first launched in Steam Early Access back in 2022, and since then, developer Monomi Park has worked to make the game bigger, look better, and add more slimes to wrangle. See on Steam Agatha Christie: Death on the NileRelease date: September 23Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, SwitchWhile the big-screen adaptation of Agatha Christie's classic detective story Death on the Nile gave birth to a fantastic meme--enough champagne to fill the Nile--this video game version of the famous whodunnit looks like it'll put a groovy spin on it. Set in the '70s, detectives Hercule Poirot and Jane Royce have their work cut out for them as they work to solve seemingly unrelated cases full of twists and turns. The big twist here is that the story continues after the book ends, ensuring a few surprises for Christie fans and newcomers alike. See on Steam Silent Hill FRelease date: September 25Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|SThe last couple of years have seen Silent Hill come back in a big way, and hot on the heels of last year's incredible Silent Hill 2 remake, Konami is looking to unleash a chilling new chapter in its psychological-horror franchise. For the first time, the action takes place far away from the titular town of Silent Hill, as players will instead explore a spooky slice of rural Japan that has been invaded by horrific creatures based on ancient myths and monsters. Not only does this put a fresh new spin on the series, but the new combat gameplayalso has the potential to make this one of the best Silent Hill games yet. Silent Hill f Day One Edition (Amazon Exclusive) $70 | Releases September 25 Preorder at Amazon Silent Hill f Physical Edition (PS5, Xbox Series X) $70 | Releases September 25 Preorder at Walmart Preorder at Best Buy Preorder at Target Preorder at GameStop Silent Hill f Digital Deluxe Edition $60 (was $80) for PC | $80 for Console Preorder at Fanatical Preorder at PSN Preorder at Xbox Store Sonic Racing: CrossworldsRelease date: September 25Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, SwitchSure, Sonic might be fleet of foot, but some of his best spin-off adventures have seen him put the pedal to the metal in racing games. Sonic Racing: Crossworlds sees Sega's mascot race across land, sea, and air against his friends and foes, as well as a few crossover characters from the Persona series and--we kid you not--SpongeBob Squarepants. How can SpongeBob race against Sonic when he doesn't even have a driver's license? Remember,you don't need a license to drive a sandwich. The game looks gorgeous in action--and it's mechanically solid--but we're also worried that it'sa little too much like other kart racers on the market right now. Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds for PS5 / Xbox Series X $70 | Releases September 25 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Preorder at Best Buy Preorder at Target Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds for Nintendo Switch $60 | Upgrade to Switch 2 for $10 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Preorder at Best Buy Preorder at Target Atelier Resleriana: The Red Alchemist & the White GuardianRelease date: September 25Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, SwitchThe Atelier series has become one of the best JRPG franchises over recent years, especially if you're in the mood for something that combines classic gameplay systems with modern-day graphics. The next Atelier game from Koei Tecmo follows protagonists Rias Eidreise and Slade Clauslyter on a journey to solve the mystery behind entire villages being seemingly abandoned, and the game features several new systems to keep combat and exploration exciting. In case you missed it, this is the second Atelier release this year, as Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land launched back in March. See at Amazon EA Sports FC 26Release date: September 25Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, SwitchAnother big sports game arriving this month,EA Sports FC 26 sees EA evolve the beautiful game of soccer with several new gameplay mechanics and features. Competitive and Authentic gameplay presets will determine the difficulty level at which you'll be playing in various modes--Competitive for online and Authentic for offline play--gameplay mechanics have once again been tweaked based on player feedback, and goalkeepers have been updated to act more realistically than ever before. All of these changes are accompanied by a plethora of real-life players, teams, and leagues alongside career management Ultimate Team modes. EA Sports FC 26 Standard Edition $70 | Releases September 26 See at Amazon See at Best Buy See at GameStop EA Sports FC 26 Ultimate Edition $100 | Releases September 19 See at PlayStation Store See at Xbox Store See at Switch eShop Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice ChroniclesRelease date: September 25Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, SwitchA classic from the PlayStation era, turn-based strategy game Final Fantasy Tactics gets a new lease on life with The Ivalice Chronicles. While the original was overshadowed by Final Fantasy 7 when it first released, Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles launches during an otherwise quiet time for the franchise in 2025. A complete overhaul of the beloved spin-off, the game has been thoroughly modernized with new voice-overs, cleaned-up graphics, and various quality-of-life adjustments. Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles $50 | Amazon Exclusive Edition Preorder at Amazon Alien Rogue Incursion: Evolved EditionRelease date: September 30Platforms: PC, PS5Alien: Rogue Incursion was not a good game when it launched for VR devices last year, but could the upcoming PC and PS5 release improve on this imperfect organism? That's the pressing question, as this new version of the game will include more xenomorphs and enhanced visuals when it escapes VR confinement. Rogue Incursion takes place in yet another human offworld colony that has been overrun by the free-facehugs monsters. See on Steam Nicktoons and the Dice of DestinyRelease date: September 30Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, SwitchWe've seen kart-racing and fighting games featuring an all-star roster of characters from the Nickelodeon Universe, but this month, you can embark on an action-RPG across mystical lands with the likes of SpongeBob Squarepants, the Fairly OddParents, and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Designed to be a kid-friendly adventure, Nicktoons and the Dice of Destiny is a top-down action-RPG that plays similarly to games like Path of Exile 2 or Diablo 4, but is much more forgiving. Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny Standard Edition $50 | Releases September 30 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Preorder at Best Buy Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny Collector's Edition $80 | Releases September 30 Preorder at Target Preorder at GameStop

No ghosting here.Developer Sucker Punch has confirmed that Ghost of Yotei — set to release in just over a month, on the 2nd October — has gone gold.For those unfamiliar with the term, going 'gold' means that the game is ready to ship. It doesn't alwa

There's a pleasing rhythm to cozy life sims. The virtual days pass, filled with chores of tending crops or running a business, punctuated by strange mysteries or evolving relationships. At their best, these games merge busywork with exploration and s

Email us at PSPodcast@sony.com! Subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or download here Hey, everybody! Kristen, Tim, and I are back this week to discuss taking up the mantle of Big Boss in Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, soul surfing in Sword of the Sea, the biggest news stories of the week, and more. Stuff We Talked About Next week’s release highlights: Metal Eden | PS5 Hirogami | PS5 Hell Is Us | PS5 Hollow Knight: Silksong | PS5, PS4 Cronos: The New Dawn | PS5 Everybody’s Golf: Hot Shots | PS5 NBA 2K26 | PS5, PS4 Romeo is a Dead Man sneak peek — New info on combat and puzzles, along with the major story beats of its ludicrous narrative. Helldivers 2 update — Enter the Terminid Hive Worlds and battle underground monsters when the Dust Devils Premium Warbond lands September 4. Lumines Live release date  — Try out the limited-time demo for PS5 to experience the new multiplayer mode and more before the game launches on November 11. GT7 1.62 update  — Add the sleek Chevrolet Corvette CX to your collection and other eye candy with the latest batch of new vehicles. No Man’s Sky Voyagers update  — Customizable multi-crew starships are now available. Cruise the galaxy as a unit and face new challenges.. New Judas details  — See how your decisions impact gameplay and other insights from Creative Director Ken Levine. Skate hands-on  — Play Early Access starting September 16 for free and explore San Vansterdam and its many choice spots. Shinobi: Art of Vengeance dev interview  — Learn what steps were taken to create a modern take on the classic action platformer The Cast View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Kristen Zitani –  Senior Content Communications Specialist, SIE View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Tim Turi – Content Communications Manager, SIE View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image O’Dell Harmon Jr. – Content Communications Specialist, SIE Thanks to Dormilón for our rad theme song and show music. [Editor’s note: PSN game release dates are subject to change without notice. Game details are gathered from press releases from their individual publishers and/or ESRB rating descriptions.]

Two boss fights, but no save transfer.We’d strongly encourage you to read our Lost Soul Aside PS5 review in progress if you’re looking for an early verdict on Sony’s long-awaited character action game, but you’ll also be able to form your own opinion

30% off for current PS4 owners.The chances of a new Banjo-Kazooie game, or even just a remake, releasing in the next few years appear close to zero, so you'll need to source your collectathons from elsewhere. Yooka-Replaylee, a remake of the PS4 orig

From Limited Run Games.Fear Effect, the FMV-heavy PS1 horror action game from Eidos, has suddenly appeared on PS Store for both PS5 and PS4.This was first spotted by Gematsu, also noting that the game has yet to be seen on Switch or Steam:Read the fu

Virtuos mission.In a new statement, Konami has acknowledged various issues with Metal Gear Solid Delta, and promises to fix them with an upcoming patch.However, to the frustration of many on social media, there's no nod towards the game's overarching

More money, more problems?We recently managed to play through the opening hour of The Outer Worlds 2, where we got a feel for gameplay, a peep at the far glitzier graphics, and tested out the foundations of its RPG leanings. We walked away not entire