Wolverine, Control Resonant, and 4 More Big September Games We've Already Played and Can Tell You About
September is here, which means the Fall is here, which means some of the biggest games of the year drop this month. We've already played some of the biggest ones, so check out our previews of Marvel's Wolverine, Control Resonant, and more on this page.
September has arrived, ushering in a wave of highly anticipated video games. IGN has had the opportunity to play several of these major titles, and we're excited to share our previews with you.
First up is Marvel's Wolverine, set to release on September 15. Insomniac Games is known for creating exceptional superhero games, and Wolverine looks to be no exception. After playing for about two and a half hours at a preview event, IGN's Ryan McCaffrey found the game to be mostly positive, though there are some questions and concerns to consider. For more details, check out IGN's full Wolverine preview.
Next, Control Resonant arrives on September 24. Remedy Entertainment's latest offering showcases their signature world-building, surprising level design, and innovative elements. IGN was thrilled with the demo, and you can read the full preview for more information.
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is also coming to consoles in September, on September 17. Intelligent Systems takes the Fire Emblem experience to new heights with this sequel to Three Houses. IGN got to play through a handful of chapters, and there are plenty of fresh additions to enjoy. Discover more in IGN's Fire Emblem preview.
Silent Hill: Townfall, another September release, lives up to its ominous moniker. IGN's experience with this title showcased the horror series' trademark foggy atmosphere, cryptic puzzles, and underlying trauma. If you're a fan of the series, Townfall should not disappoint. Read IGN's full Silent Hill preview.
Hot Wheels: Infinite Rush, hitting shelves on September 24, brings Burnout Paradise-style open-world racing to the Hot Wheels universe. IGN had 30 minutes of hands-on time, and they found the game to be a charming and enjoyable take on the toy-car racing genre. Check out IGN's preview for more.
Finally, Garfield: Escape from Monday, scheduled for September 24, brings the iconic cat to the world of 3D platformers. IGN thinks Garfield: Escape from Monday captures the essence of the lovable cat while offering a fresh take on the platforming formula. Read IGN's full preview to learn more.
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