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September 10 – PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X en S, Xbox One, and PC

In recent years, the pace of Tales of Games debut has slowed steadily, raising expectations for the upcoming Tales of Arise. The new part goes into a slightly changed graphic style and a new combat system – in which groups with teammates must provide the necessary scene – in the new world of the paint. There the inhabitants were enslaved by the neighboring state of Rina, making tales of the resurrection more or less a story of revenge about the young Alvin and Chion. Not every part of this long-running franchise hits the mark, so we’re excited to see what Bandai Namco has to offer this time around.

September 10 – PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X en S, Xbox One and Switch en PC

Every once in a while, Electronic Arts releases an exciting smaller game. In September that will be lost at random. In this game, Swedish Zoink Games tells a dark fairy tale about the girl Even and her magical flower Dicey, who brave dangerous worlds to find her sister. Paired with an aerial narrative, players platform and fight their way through the Kingdom of Random, defining their strategy based on magical cards. In a year of great indie games, Lost in Random is sure to be a title to watch.

September 10 – PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X en S, Xbox One, and PC

A few years ago, Deck Nine happily started working on Life is Strange, little known that the studio would one day be at the helm of the franchise. So, True Colors looks like a whole new part, as Alex Chen has to deal with a traumatic event right after he returns home. In addition to the usual teen drama and serious topics dealt with sympathetically, the game also has one large game world for the first time and is not released in parts. So if life is weird: true colors hit the right chord, we only have to recover from it once.

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September 14 – PlayStation 5

It’s a little embarrassing: a Microsoft game like PlayStation 5 exclusive. However, Deathloop doesn’t feel like a relic of another era just yet – it combines the hilarious stealth gameplay of the Dishonored titles with a compelling time course. Set in 1960s-inspired environments, players make their way to eight objectives before the day repeats itself. Each course must reveal new secrets, methods, and upgrades, making hours of training yield one perfect attempt. Deathloop has its own fluid style and appearance and could easily become one of the best games of 2021.

September 16 – Switch to PC

The indie title we’ve been looking forward to for a while is East. Not least the beautiful graphic style, which can be described as Game Boy Advance with more dynamic colors. As a miner and a girl with mysterious powers, players travel by train through a world on the verge of collapse, ultimately saving humanity from a deadly poison. In addition, players can switch between heroes during puzzles and battles and visit colorful villages where, among other things, new dishes can be cooked. This is another indie game to consider in September.

September 21 – PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC

Thanks to a mix of Pikmin, Pixar, and Avatar: The Last Airbender, Kena: Bridge of Spirits really catches the eye. As Kina, a young spirit guide, players must explore a mythical forest, where a mysterious force has trapped ghosts. You can do this with fluffy, moldy creatures that come in handy in many ways. Think of carrying enemies into a fight and moving objects to solve environmental puzzles. Moreover, Amber Lab obviously specializes in 3D animation, because Kena looks graphically beautiful. Another potential independent hit.

September 23 – PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X en S, Xbox One and Switch en PC

Unfortunately, Vicarious Visions creator Tony Hawk has been recruited by Activision, but at least we’ll get a promising mod in return soon. Diablo 2: Resurrected is a re-release of the beloved second part of the franchise, with novelties like 4K resolution, improved textures and even cross-play between consoles and PC sometime after launch. After the very humble Warcraft 3: Reforged, we’re still struggling.

September 24 – PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X en S and Xbox One

While the Yakuza series embraces turn-based combat, Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio retains the real-time melee brand of Judgment games. Lost Judgment revolves around the crime cases of detective Takayuki Yagami, this time investigating a mysterious double crime surrounding a school. In between the very serious detective work, there is of course room for bizarre side activities, including skateboarding, visiting virtual reality simulators, boxing and robot battles. The question remains whether Lost Judgment can compete with the best Yakuza games, but for enthusiasts, this is probably an afterthought.

September 28 – Computer

In September, Amazon Games was finally able to launch its own title. New World is actually a record-breaking MMO as well as destroying video cards with its last beta. Everything is ambitious: the game features a giant open island called Aeternum, where players join in small armies or complete solo missions, join a faction or just explore the world. At a time of major shifts in the MMO scene, the launch of New World is anyway great to follow.