Games you should be playing right now

Looking for a new game to jam? We've rounded up the latest releases so you can explore the latest and greatest in gaming for September.

Marvel’s Wolverine

It’s time to get those claws out with the release of the highly anticipated Marvel’s Wolverine game.

Two members of the ‘Geddon team went along to a preview evening and say the game gives new life to Wolverine, with exciting action sequences and a focus on precision and skill-building in its gameplay. Play is intuitive and accessible to gamers of all levels, and the cinematic sequences are beautifully designed, retaining the rough and bloody visuals of classic Wolverine while being HD quality.

Diablo IV: Seasons of Hell’s Legacy

The latest season of Diablo IV has been unleashed, celebrating 30 years of the iconic Blizzard game. Players can enjoy anniversary rewards and gear inspired by every era of Diablo.

Three dark wanderers have returned from Pandemonium - each a former vessel of a Prime Evil, bringing with them nightmares of their past. Guided by the soul of Deckard Cain, enter their fractured memories, confront the horrors that shaped their fate, and uncover the legacy of Sanctuary’s darkest legends.

Fire Emblem: Fortunes Weave

Discover an intertwining story of strength and steel, strategic battles and encroaching war in Fire Emblem: Fortunes Weave, which just released exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2.

Fortunes Weave is an intricate and immersive RPG, pairing combat strategy with compelling storytelling to take players on a unique adventure. It takes place in the same world as the critically acclaimed predecessor, Three Houses, letting you play characters and journey through their individual stories in Dagda.

Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight

Switch players, get that Batsignal out and rejoice - Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight has released on Switch 2.

The game brings with it the brand new Mayhem DLC patch, which has additional content in the already action-packed game - including the ability to play as The Joker and Harley Quinn! Dive into Bruce Wayne’s epic journey becoming the Dark Knight in the whimsical Lego universe.

Halloween: The Game

No one is safe from Michael Myers as we traverse back to 1978 in Halloween: The Game.

The horror icon has been reimagined in this terrifying asymmetrical 4v1/1v4 horror game where you can play as the murderer himself, or fight back against the Bogeyman as his victims (or survivors, if you can face the challenge).

The Blood of Dawnwalker

Set in Medieval times in the fictional valley of Vale Sangora, The Blood of Dawnwalker gives players an open-world RPG experience among reigning, all-powerful vampires.

The game follows Coen, a peasant who becomes a Dawnwalker in being human by day and a vampire by night. He has just one month to rescue his family from vampire lord Brencis in what is reported to be a tragic but incredibly detailed adventure with a number of immersive quests.