As September begins to wind down, the world of gaming continues to deliver exciting new content. Between September 15 and 21, 2025, more than sixty new games will hit the market, ranging from highly anticipated blockbusters to hidden gems that could surprise players. Here’s a complete guide to the games you won’t want to miss this week.
Games Releasing This Week
This week’s lineup features a wide variety of titles, from smaller indie projects to major releases, including early access games. In total, 69 games are expected to launch, giving players plenty of new experiences to explore across multiple platforms.
Major Releases of the Week
Dying Light: The Beast – Key Details
The standout release this week is Dying Light: The Beast. Techland surprised fans by moving up the release date to September 18, 2025, as a gesture of appreciation to over one million pre-order customers. The game follows protagonist Kyle Crane as he navigates Castor Woods, a dense forest area that provides a fresh twist on the franchise’s typical urban environments. Players can expect thrilling parkour mechanics, intense combat, and a story-driven adventure that expands the Dying Light universe in exciting ways.
Trails in The Sky – Classic RPG Returns
For fans of classic role-playing games, Trails in The Sky will be available on September 19, 2025, for PC (via Steam), Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation 5. This release is a remake of the 2004 title The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky, developed by Nihon Falcom. The game offers a rich narrative experience with progressive missions and engaging character development. Players can collect items, complete quests, and enjoy the story in a refreshed version that retains the charm of the original game while introducing new gameplay improvements.
LEGO: Voyagers – Cooperative Adventure Fun
Another noteworthy release is LEGO: Voyagers, a cooperative adventure game suitable for all ages. Players control LEGO pieces with the goal of rescuing a spacecraft from a mysterious location. The game combines exploration, puzzle-solving, and teamwork, offering an engaging experience for both younger and older players.
Top Game Releases by Day
Here’s a breakdown of some of the most notable releases by day:
- September 15 (Monday): LEGO Voyagers, Little Witch in the Woods, Campus Life, Troublemaker 2: Beyond Dream, Super Hero Simulator, Mars Attracts, Eterspite
- September 16 (Tuesday): Skate (Early Access), Atomfall – The Red Strain, Henry Halfhead, Parasol Superstars, Football Heroes League, Town To City
- September 17 (Wednesday): Deep Rock Galactic Survivor, Commandos: Origins, Lost Skies, Stranges Antiquities, Lord Ambermaze
- September 18 (Thursday): Dying Light: The Beast, Frostpunk 2 (PS5/Xbox Series), Class of Heroes 3 Remaster, Formula Legends, Moon Mystery, Jelly Troops, Goblin CleanUp, Shape Hero Factory
- September 19 (Friday): Trails in The Sky 1st Chapter, DreamWorks Gabby’s Dollhouse: Ready to Party, Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree, Break Arts III, Ratatan, Jump Space, Wander Stars (PC, Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X/S)
Why This Week Is Special
With such a dense lineup of releases, this week stands out for both hardcore gamers and casual players. Whether you enjoy high-action titles, narrative-driven RPGs, or cooperative family-friendly games, there’s something to suit every taste. Early access releases, such as Skate, give fans a chance to try games before official launch dates, while blockbuster titles like Dying Light: The Beast promise fully polished experiences.
Platforms and Accessibility
Most of this week’s games are available across multiple platforms, including PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. Some titles even support cross-play, allowing friends on different systems to play together seamlessly. The variety ensures that regardless of your preferred gaming device, there’s plenty of new content to dive into.
Final Thoughts
As we approach the end of September, gamers have no shortage of new adventures. From major franchises to indie gems, this week’s releases offer exciting opportunities for exploration, storytelling, and cooperative play. Make sure to mark your calendars and prepare your consoles — there’s plenty to keep you entertained in the coming days.
