Releasing video games can be a daunting affair if you always want to play something new.
Monthly releases can be overwhelming, which is why it’s important to cut the bold and get to the most interesting games. Plus, your wallet will thank you for not spending money on the expenses.
Hey SoCal is here to bring you games to watch in September. Check this out:
September’s best games
“JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R” – 2 Sep 2022
Despite originally being released on PlayStation 3 in 2013, “All-Star Battle” is much loved by gamers for its great style and entertaining gameplay. Based on the long-running manga ‘JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure’, this fighting game lets you play as your favorite character from the series.
This re-release for modern systems features improved graphics, new gameplay systems, and re-recorded voice lines for all characters. Whether you’re a die-hard “JoJo” fan or a fighting game fanatic, this one is worth keeping an eye on. Even if it’s a bit bizarre.
Available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch
“The last of us part 1” – 2 Sep 2022
If you missed “The Last of Us Part 1” when it originally came out in 2013, now’s the perfect opportunity. Developer “Naughty Dog” has decided to update the original game with new animations and graphics while retaining the original voice acting.
For the uninitiated, “The Last of Us” is a third-person shooter where you play as Joel, a survivor in a post-apocalyptic America.
He must accompany a young girl, Ellie, to a group known as the Fireflies, a militia group trying to restore humanity. What follows are hours of fighting the last vestiges of society, infected humans and crisscrossing the United States. The game has been praised for being emotional and heartbreaking while offering an action-horror experience.
Available on PC, PlayStation 5
“Splatoon 3” – September 9, 2022
There is something satisfying about deliberately cluttering. Just pouring a whole can of paint on the floor without consequences is a dream for many.
Nintendo agrees, as their popular third-person shooter series, “Splatoon”, will soon be getting its third entry.
“Splatoon 3” continues the gameplay loop of ink on the playing field and the opposing team. You still play as a “suspect” (an anthropomorphic squid), but now there are more weapons, customizable outfits and game modes to enjoy. This game is sure to be perfectly fun with a group of friends or younger siblings who need to be put in their place.
Available on Nintendo Switch
“Metal: Hellsinger” – 15 Sep 2022
Some say rock is dead. “Metal: Hellsinger” comes in and begs to be different.
The first full-length release from indie studio, The Outsiders, “Metal: Hellsinger” takes the first-person genre and injects it with metal goodness. You play as a demonic warrior who fights through the bowels of hell in search of revenge.
Fire your weapons, swing your weapons and dodge enemies to the beat of pulsating metal music to increase your score and damage the output. Striking metal icons such as Tatiana Shmailyuk, Matt Heafy and Serj Tankian help with the music tracks. “Metal: Hellsinger” dares to be a love letter to metal and one of the best power fantasies in gaming.
Available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X
“Session: Skate Sim” – 22 Sep 2022
Skateboarding is a popular pastime that not everyone can do. But if you’re interested in getting the closest experience possible without buying a real skateboard, “Session: Skate Sim” is worth checking out.
While other skate games rely on absurd stunts and physics-breaking gameplay, “Session” wants to be as grounded as possible.
Create your own skater and just hit the streets to skate at your leisure. Capture footage of your craziest tricks and explore different well-executed environments that take you across the US. “Session: Skate Sim” will certainly be the way many can feel like Tony Hawk.
Available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
Read our article for a list of popular games for new gamers here.
You can reach Eloin Barahona-Garcia at eloin@beaconmedianews.com.
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