September 2025 is stacked with sequels, remasters, and fresh new worlds. Whether you’re into metroidvanias, survival horror, or co-op farming adventures, this roundup helps you plan your next digital binge. Bookmark this guide, set your calendar alerts, and get ready to explore five platforms’ biggest drops—with links and trailers at your fingertip
Read MoreStop Killing Games Just Got Serious – Now It’s In The Hands Of Lawmakers
A quiet consumer movement just crossed a major milestone—and game publishers should be paying attention. The “Stop Killing Games” campaign, initiated by YouTuber Ross Scott in 2024, has now surpassed the 1 million signature threshold required by the European Union. Meanwhile, the UK version of the petition has also reached debate status in Parliame
Read MoreDeath Stranding 2 Makes a Strong Case for Game of the Year
After nearly six years of speculation, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach has finally arrived—and this time, Hideo Kojima’s latest game is launching with a much more unified critical response. Released on June 26, 2025, the sequel builds upon the experimental groundwork of the original while offering significant improvements to pacing, traversal, and
Read MoreAssassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag Remake – New Leak Just Made It All but Official
After months of quiet speculation, another strong leak has reignited the buzz around a remake of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag. This time, the hint came directly from Edward Kenway’s voice actor, Matt Ryan—making it harder than ever to dismiss the project as mere rumor. A Direct Tease from Edward Kenway’s Voice Actor During a […]
Read MoreChains of Lukomorye – Love, Death, and Firefights in a Slavic Underworld
Chains of Lukomorye is an upcoming narrative-driven third-person shooter that blends Slavic mythology, post-WWI chaos, and raw human emotion. You play as a war-broken soldier on a mission to rescue his lost love from the Slavic underworld, accompanied by Sirin—a prophetic, fate-bound being inspired by myth. Think Orpheus and Eurydice, but in a worl
Read MoreLove the Pain? 5 Soulslike Games That Feel Like Black Myth Wukong
So you’ve finally finished the soulslike epic Black Myth: Wukong. You dodged, parried, transformed into a cicada, and bashed bosses into the ground with that glorious staff. Maybe you even ran through New Game+ like I did. And now you’re left wondering… what next? Don’t worry—I’ve got you.Here are 5 incredible Soulslike games that’ll scratch
Read MoreBlack Myth: Wukong Gets Its First Steam Sale – A Well-Deserved Milestone
For the first time since launch, Black Myth: Wukong is officially on sale on Steam. After nearly a year at full price, Game Science has finally offered a discount—and the timing seems anything but random. Just days ago, the studio dropped a new trailer confirming that Wukong will launch on Xbox Series X|S on August […]
Read MoreThe Blood of Dawnwalker – A Monstrous, Stylish Open-World That Channels Witcher 3 Energy
There are games that chase trends, and then there are games that quietly step onto the stage and steal the spotlight without even trying. The Blood of Dawnwalker just did the latter. After months of cryptic teases, we finally got a full gameplay reveal—and it doesn’t just look promising. It looks phenomenal. From the very […]
Read MoreClaire Obscure Is Quiet, Surreal, and Unforgettable – First Impressions
Since you just downloaded the game and haven’t dived deep into gameplay yet, this blog can work as a “first impressions + what drew me to it” piece. I’ll structure it as a personal, moody, and atmospheric preview that fits the game’s tone. Claire Obscure – First Impressions of a Dreamlike Descent Some games scream […]
Read MoreMarathon Delay Shakes Bungie’s Plans – What You Need to Know
In a move that surprised few but disappointed many, Bungie has officially delayed Marathon, its upcoming PvP extraction shooter, into 2026. Originally slated for a 2025 release, the game’s new internal timeline pushes it back by at least a year, and for fans of Bungie’s unique world-building and tight gunplay, the wait just got longer. […]
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