PAC-MAN WORLD 2 Re-PAC revives the 2002 classic in a colorful 3D remake for PS5 this September. With Pacland under threat after ghosts steal the golden fruit, you’ll platform, explore, and meet charming characters as Pac-Man sets out to save the day. | © Bandai Namco Entertainment
Strange Antiquities puts you in charge of an occult shop in the eerie lakeside town of Undermere, where every customer brings a new puzzle or unsettling request. From identifying artifacts and exploring secrets to deciding whether to help or hinder, it’s a dark, cozy adventure from the creators of Strange Horticulture. | © Bad Viking
LEGO Party! is a 4-player party game packed with 60 wild minigames across sets like LEGO Pirates, Space, and NINJAGO. With cross-platform multiplayer, tons of modes, and over a billion minifigure combos, it’s all about collecting Golden Bricks and outsmarting your friends in chaotic challenges. | © SMG Studio
Consume Me is a slice-of-life RPG that captures the struggles of teenage life through Jenny, a high school senior juggling love, school, and self-image. From dieting puzzles to strict schedules and even doing chores for pocket money, it turns growing up into both a challenge and a game. | © Hexecutable
Moros Protocol strands you on The Orpheus, a derelict warship filled with shifting halls, relentless enemies, and nightmarish bosses. Mixing retro FPS combat, roguelite unpredictability, and Souls-like challenge, it’s a brutal fight for survival where every run feels different. | © Pixel Reign
Mai: Child of Ages takes you through the past and future to uncover the origins of creatures threatening the universe. Blending Zelda-style dungeons with platforming, hack-and-slash combat, and the power of the Uroboro Stone, it’s a time-bending adventure worth watching this year. | © Chubby Pixel
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds trades running shoes for wheels, letting you race through the Sonic universe as a lineup of classic characters. Details are still light, but Sega promises a fresh spin that takes racing fans into a whole new dimension. | © Sonic Team
Baby Steps puts you in the clumsy shoes of 35-year-old Nate, a couch-bound slacker trying to finally step outside. Billed as a “walking simulator,” it looks equal parts tricky and hilarious, and one of the games most likely to make you grin this year. | © Maxi Boch
Cronos: The New Dawn is a sci-fi survival horror revealed at Summer Game Fest 2025, mixing the terror of Outlast with the intensity of Dead Space 2. Launching in early September, you’ll fight to survive against deadly mutated “orphans” while trying to stop even greater destruction. | © Bloober Team
Hell is Us drops players into a war-torn country crawling with eerie, faceless monsters. With exploration at its core and plenty of combat to back it up, this adventure already has fans curious about its mysterious world. | © Rogue Factor
Hollow Knight: Silksong finally arrives this year, putting you in control of Hornet as she battles through a beautifully crafted world. With fast platforming, tricky combat, and that classic metroidvania style, it’s a sequel fans will say was worth the wait. | © Team Cherry
Silent Hill f shifts the series to Japan, where high schooler Shimizu Hinako watches her fog-covered town twist into a nightmare filled with monsters. As the first Silent Hill set outside the US, it’s shaping up to be a standout horror release this September. | © NeoBards Entertainment
EA Sports FC 26 is back this September with fresh updates to EA’s football formula, including new Live Events, Tournament modes, and an improved Manager Career. As always, fans can build their dream squad and chase glory in one of the year’s biggest sports releases. | © EA Sports
Dying Light: The Beast brings back Kyle Crane, now a super-powered survivor infected with zombie DNA and out for revenge. What began as DLC for Dying Light 2 has grown into a full standalone entry, making its horror-packed debut this September. | © Techland
Borderlands 4 leaves Pandora behind for new alien worlds, bringing fresh lands to explore, loot to grab, and plenty of enemies to blast. The latest entry in the sci-fi looter shooter series looks like one of the biggest PS5 releases of September 2025. | © Gearbox Software
September 2025 is stacked with big game launches across every genre. From long-awaited sequels to bold new titles, here are the 15 releases you’ll want on your radar this month.
