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Updated: 17 October 2025
This Autumn brings a lineup of red-hot titles that promise countless hours of gaming fun! How about the highly anticipated Borderlands 4 and Hollow Knight: Silksong, just to name two major releases. Here, we highlight upcoming games, show trailers, and reveal how to get them at the best prices for your PC or console.
September 4
If you plan to play Hell is Us, buckle up — this game delivers pure, high-intensity action. Get ready for fierce close combat against alien enemies in a landscape filled with danger. There’s no map, no waypoints, no compass — no guidance. Just you, a drone, and your weapons.
You play from a third-person perspective, exploring a world that’s as stunning as it is unforgivingly dangerous. The lack of clear directions is intentional — it’s meant to heighten your sense of presence, encouraging you to truly see and experience the world while still offering subtle hints about where to go next.
September 4
Hollow Knight: Silksong is perhaps the most anticipated game of 2025. Released on September 4, it became an instant success on Steam, Xbox, and PlayStation. We’ve played Hollow Knight: Silksong ourselves and can only confirm what many others have already said — the game is fantastic.
Jump, climb, run, and fight your way through a world filled with mystery and danger. Silksong offers challenging puzzles, countless unique enemies and legendary bosses, and thrilling quests. You’ll get many hours of gameplay enjoyment at a comparatively low cost.
September 12
If you’re looking for action, endless weapons, and a wildly chaotic gaming experience, Borderlands 4 is for you. Shoot, blast, and jump your way through an all-new world packed with fresh enemies to fight and new allies to meet. You can play entirely on your own or team up with a friend in co-op mode.
The world is bigger than ever, with more to explore and dynamic events that make every session feel fresh and unpredictable. You’ll also move faster thanks to double jumps (finally!) and other new abilities that take the combat to a whole new level.
September 25
At last, we’re getting a new entry in the Silent Hill series. In Silent Hill f, you’re thrown into a psychological horror game set in a small Japanese town during the 1960s. A thick fog has settled over the town and its inhabitants, and where there was once life and activity, an evil presence has begun to spread in the shadows.
Your goal in Silent Hill f is to explore the town while trying to understand what’s happening—without losing yourself to the darkness. Solve tricky puzzles, help your friends, and do whatever it takes to survive the nightmare. The question is—can you make it out of the fog and reach the light again?
September 26
A new year means a new football game from EA. With EA FC 26, we get the next major update to the FC series, featuring reworked gameplay mechanics, improved player development, new challenges whether you play as a coach or a player, and updated rosters with players, clubs, and leagues.
According to EA, FC 26 is the most community-driven game in the series so far, with many improvements suggested directly by players. How big the changes actually are remains to be seen, as the FC series is often criticized for not offering major innovations between updates.
It’s not just new games being launched — we also have several expansions and major updates to look forward to in September. Here are some of the most anticipated ones right now.
Claws of Awaji is the first expansion for the acclaimed Assassin’s Creed Shadows. It introduces an entirely new region to discover and explore — the island of Awaji — along with new enemies to battle, legendary weapons and armor, and brand-new abilities. Claws of Awaji is a free expansion that adds around 10 hours of extra gameplay on top of the base game. The release date is September 16. Read more on Ubisoft’s official game page here.
The Order of the Giants takes us to Rome and expands on the events that take place there early in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. We embark on an exciting journey both above and below ground — most notably exploring the catacombs beneath Rome and the traps lurking in the shadows. To access the expansion, players must have reached the Vatican or completed the main story. The Order of the Giants is a paid expansion that can be purchased separately from the base game.
The Lost Harvest is the first expansion for the popular Dune: Awakening. The expansion offers a new, standalone story that takes us to exciting new areas to explore within the Dune universe. The story begins with a Mithra that has been shot down, and it’s your mission to find it in order to rescue any potential survivors of the crash. What starts as a simple rescue mission soon turns into something far greater.
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October 2
Ghost of Yotei is the standalone sequel to the acclaimed and beloved Ghost of Tsushima. The story takes place 300 years after the events on Tsushima Island, set in 17th-century Japan. You play as Atsu, a mercenary seeking revenge after losing his entire family at the hands of six legendary assassins.
Along your journey, you’ll find allies who aid you, abilities that sharpen your skills as a warrior, and guides who lead you ever closer to the Yōtei Six — the assassins who took your family from you. Throughout the story, you’ll also have moments to pause and simply appreciate the stunning landscapes, Japanese culture, and its rich traditions.
October 10
Battlefield 6 is an action-packed shooter featuring large-scale battles, fully destructible environments, and an impressive arsenal of weapons in every form. You can choose to fight on foot, operate various vehicles, or dominate the skies — all in pursuit of the perfect strategy to secure victory on the battlefield.
With Battlefield 6, players get multiple game modes such as Conquest and Breakthrough, new locations to fight across, and a redesigned combat system. The Battlefield 6 beta received widespread attention and was well-received by both players and critics — now it’s time for the official release and all-out warfare.
October 10
Little Nightmares III is a Swedish-developed horror game that follows the two previous titles in the series — Little Nightmares and Little Nightmares II. Just like before, you guide children through a dangerous and deeply unsettling world in search of safety, far away from whatever lurks in the dark.
In Little Nightmares III, you play as Low and Alone, either together with a friend or with the AI controlling the second character. You’ll journey through a world called “Nowhere,” filled with hostile creatures, puzzles to solve, and — for the first time — more accessible weapons and other items to aid your survival.
October 21
Ninja Gaiden 4 is violent, bloody, and brutal all at once. The pace is intense, the enemies are many, and the difficulty level is higher than you might have hoped for. At the same time, it’s an exciting adventure that gives you plenty of opportunities to develop both your character and your own skills as the game progresses.
With Ninja Gaiden 4, you get a true hack-and-slash experience that constantly challenges you. Precision and strategy are rewarded — unnecessary mistakes are punished. Severely. This is a game expected to give everyone familiar with the name Ryu Hayabusa an experience that brings back memories of the original titles in the series.
October 29
The Outer Worlds 2 is the highly anticipated sequel to The Outer Worlds — a space adventure that takes you on new and exciting journeys through a universe full of madness, surprises, and a healthy dose of humor. New weapons, new armor, and new companions to bring along on your journey — The Outer Worlds 2 has it all.
Throughout the game, you’ll build a character tailored to your playstyle, with abilities and traits that help you along the way. Whether you prefer to shoot first or talk your way out of problems, there’s something for everyone in The Outer Worlds 2.