Last updated on September 28, 2025
September 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most electrifying months for gamers. With a diverse collection of new releases spanning genres and platforms, both long-standing fans and newcomers have exciting worlds to discover. From anticipated sequels to inventive indie titles, this roundup spotlights the 10 biggest games dropping this month, including platform details, release dates, and a taste of what sets each title apart.
1. Hollow Knight: Silksong – The Icon Returns
After years of anticipation, Hollow Knight: Silksong finally arrives this September, shining the spotlight on Hornet, a skilled protector whisked away to a dangerous, unfamiliar kingdom. The core metroidvania spirit of the original is intact, but everything is faster—Hornet moves with agility, and combat feels immediate and exhilarating. Expect breathtaking new zones and tougher battles as you uncover fresh mysteries. Silksong launches for PC and consoles on September 4, 2025, promising a challenging adventure that elevates Team Cherry’s acclaimed formula.
2. Hell is Us – Adventure Meets the Unknown
Hell is Us delivers a gripping action-adventure experience set in a moody, mysterious world begging to be unraveled. The combat is brutally close-quarters; each encounter demands focus, and every exploration decision could change the direction of your journey. The story teases secrets hidden within haunting ruins. Coming to PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S on September 4, 2025, it’s a must for those who crave story-driven gameplay.
3. Cronos: The New Dawn – Survive the Unknown
Cronos: The New Dawn stands ready to give thrill-seekers a heart-pounding survival horror experience. You’ll need quick thinking and resourcefulness as you traverse ominous landscapes, manage limited supplies, and confront unpredictable terrors. Challenging choices and thick tension define this atmospheric title, set to release on September 5, 2025, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC, the brand-new Nintendo Switch 2, and macOS.
4. Silent Hill f – Fantastical Horror Reimagined
Marking a bold new era for the legendary series, Silent Hill f transports players to a mist-shrouded Japanese town in the 1960s, where Hinako Shimizu navigates chilling memories and mind-bending puzzles. It’s not only about monsters—the game’s psychological twists and immersive narrative, penned by Ryukishi07 with a haunting soundtrack by Akira Yamaoka, promise an unforgettable experience. Available September 25, 2025, for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S, this chapter aims to redefine horror adventure for modern audiences.
5. Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds – Speed Redefined
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds shakes up the kart racing genre by blending classic characters and guest racers from fan-favorite franchises into chaotic, ever-changing tracks. The innovative CrossWorld mechanic dynamically shifts stage layouts in real time, turning each race into a fresh challenge and giving the competitive edge to the quickest thinkers. The game lands on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and 5, Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S on September 25, 2025—with a Switch 2 version on the horizon.
6. Borderlands 4 – Bigger, Crazier, Better
Borderlands 4 lets you loose once more on Pandora, a world where mayhem is the law and offbeat heroes and outlandish firepower reign supreme. Prepare to traverse strange new regions, discover secrets, and tackle over-the-top missions—either solo or in chaotic co-op. The shooter launches September 12, 2025, for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S; Nintendo’s Switch 2 joins the party in early October.
7. Dying Light: The Beast – Survival at its Core
Previously envisioned as an expansion for Dying Light 2, Dying Light: The Beast now emerges as a standalone game that expands on everything that made its zombie world so intense. Expect deadlier threats, new nighttime mechanics, and relentless survival gameplay. Launching September 19, 2025, for Windows, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, this installment promises to keep veteran fans on edge, with PlayStation 4 and Xbox One editions set for a later date.
8. EA Sports FC 26 – Next-Gen Football for All
EA Sports FC 26 returns with its signature best-in-class presentation, featuring overhauled visuals, smarter AI, and ultra-fluid controls. This year, both solo players and online competitors have a crisp, rewarding experience, courtesy of EA Vancouver and EA Romania’s tireless work. The game arrives September 26, 2025, for a mountain of platforms: Windows, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, and Amazon Luna. This is the third entry in EA’s new football saga.
9. Baby Steps – The Art of the Awkward Adventure
Imagine a world where moving forward is literally a major feat. Baby Steps puts you in the shoes of Nate, a drifting young man learning (often failing) to put one foot in front of the other through misty mountain landscapes. Every step is powered by realistic physics, making precise movement and quirky failures equally hilarious and rewarding. More than a walking simulator, it’s a journey of self-discovery arriving September 8, 2025, for those craving something truly different.
10. LEGO Voyagers – Teamwork, Bricks, and Brains
By fusing creative design with engaging puzzles, LEGO Voyagers offers an inventive platforming adventure for two. Players each control a LEGO piece, working together to clear obstacles, solve clever challenges, and explore imaginative worlds. Collaboration is key, and shared laughter is guaranteed. The release rolls out during September 2025 on Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and 5, and Xbox Series X/S—the perfect title for friends or families to play together.
September 2025’s game calendar is packed with innovation and much-loved franchises, making it a standout month across every platform. Whether it’s racing at breakneck speed, braving horrors both physical and psychological, or teaming up in imaginative new worlds, this fall offers something every gamer can get excited about.
