Called WWE 2K Battlegrounds, the idea is sports entertainment if Tex Avery was in charge. Saber Interactive is in charge of this project, which now has a release date: September 18.

Slapped with the added challenge of developing a video game in a COVID-19 world whose only ray of sunshine so far has been the news of Brazil’s horrible president contracting a case of karma, Hangar 13 confirmed that Mafia: Definitive Edition wouldn’t hit its intended August 28 release date and would instead be a few weeks late. For now, the game’s new release date is September 25.

Kingdoms of Amalur, that swell game from the past with a very silly new strapline that I secretely adore, has a date! Which you just read in the headline above and dammit my clickbait is slipping. THQ Nordic has announced that it’ll be dropping like it’s hot on September 8. Here’s the fancy-pants announcement trailer to celebrate the rebirth of this underrated gem from a bygone era of…the early 2010s.

Grab your guitar and slap a pair of drum sticks together, because hard rock adventure No Straight Roads has a new August release date.

Lock down the cooling fans! Hoist the RAM sails that have RGB features because why the hell not and secure the terror-floppy graphics cards down below. Crysis is coming back yo!

It may be brief, but the trailer gives a solid look at the DLC’s unique setting, enemy types and just a handful of the special weapons you’ll be able to pull out of the haunted arcade machine.

It was bound to happen! No stranger to delays, CD Projekt RED has confirmed that Cyberpunk 2077 will be shifting from its original September 17 release date to November 19. Every other video game scheduled for a September release is currently breathing a MASSIVE sigh of relief.

The genre of tactical strategy doesn’t have too many entries within that library, but when it does? It’s well worth taking notice of. Here’s a new contender to the throne that’s coming real soon: Fae Tactics!