Lawbreakers might just be one of the best shooters that few people are playing this year. Take a gander at the Steam charts, and the concurrent players for the Boss Key Studios debut game borders almost on non-existent. Which is baffling stuff, as Lawbreakers is a solid title with plenty of attitude, ideas and variety within its hero-shooter setup. So what’s the deal? Where’s the fanbase and how much do the numbers really matter in the long-term vision for Lawbreakers?

You ever hear about Kamen Rider then? You ever hear of a long-running Japanese live-action franchise that features a mysterious biker battling armies of insectoid monsters? Trust me, it’s awesome and has been since its debut way waaaaaaaay back in 1971.

Ark: Survival Evolved is far from being complete, what with its many bugs and a feature bloat that doesn’t always hit the nail on the head. And yet, it’s still an addictive grind that proves that life can find a way.

L.A. Noire, the experimental detective game from GTA creators Rockstar, is finding new life on current generation consoles and VR later this year.

New planets, new guns and new enemies to pop in the face. Did I mention that there are new guns as well? Because they’re awesome. Want in on this? Don’t have the cash to flash on Destiny 2? Then we’ve got something for you. Our buddies over at Megarom Interactive have supplied us with a limited edition of Destiny 2 on PS4, which comes with some bonus blood splatter on it from the office fight that erupted around how cool it is.

The Astro A20 is a wireless successor to the more traditional A10s. It’ll make use of a 5.8 GHz signal to transmit sound to your brain, can apparently last for up to 15 hours on a charge and has foam-padded ear cups with microfiber upholstery. Much like the A10, the A20 is also designed to be capable of taking a serious amount of abuse without it retreating to its room to listen to Linkin Park’s Hybrid Theory album.

Was Capcom’s latest shambling undead killer a perfect sequel last year when it released on Xbox One? No, no it wasn’t. Dead Rising 4 was still fun though, and given that I have an addiction to power fantasies, it was a blast to mow down hordes of the recently resurrected while Christmas tunes played on the radio of the truck that was caked in the blood of thousands.

October may be willing to test the resolve of your 13th cheque, but September feels like the prelude to madness. Almost three dozen games are out this month, across a wide variety of platforms and genres and honestly? It’s a fine month to sit back on a couch and let some atrophy set in while you wiggle your thumbs around. Here’s ten games that look especially good.