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September Game Drops 2025: What’s Worth Your Time + What’s Worth Calling Out

September 2025 has signed off, but that doesn't mean it didn't leave behind games that are worth playing! These games range from long-anticipated sequels to bold indie experiments, and we wanted to make sure you didn't miss them. So here’s a curated look at the September 2025 releases.

Epic Adventures + Storytelling

Hollow Knight: Silksong

Platforms: Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC – Released September 4

The wait is finally over. Team Cherry’s long-anticipated sequel landed with a thunderclap, and it’s every bit the Metroidvania masterpiece fans hoped for. Hornet’s journey through Pharloom expands the formula with fluid combat, layered quests, and a hauntingly beautiful soundtrack.

Silent Hill f

Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC – Released September 25

Konami’s boldest Silent Hill entry in years takes the series to 1960s Japan, blending psychological horror with folklore-inspired visuals. It’s unsettling, cerebral, and deeply atmospheric.

Shooter Highlights + Multiplayer Mayhem

Borderlands 4

Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC – Released September 11

The looter-shooter returns with a new vault-hunting crew and a fresh world, Kairos, under the thumb of The Timekeeper. Gearbox promised a more balanced tone, and it shows—humor is still there, but the story finally takes itself seriously. Sign me up for over the top humor.

NBA 2K26

Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC, Switch – Released September 5

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander headlines this year’s edition, and while the gameplay polish is undeniable, the monetization model continues to frustrate.

Survival + Horror

Dying Light: The Beast

Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC – Released September 18

Techland takes the zombie apocalypse to rural farmland and swampy thickets. The open-world traversal remains a highlight, and the new “beast” mutations add fresh tension.

Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles

Platforms: Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC – Released September 30

Square Enix’s enhanced edition of the tactical classic closes out the month with a bang. Updated visuals, rebalanced mechanics, and Switch 2 optimization make this a strategy lover’s dream.

Indie Darling + Quirky Surprises

Bad Cheese

Platforms: Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC – Released September 1

A bizarre platformer that’s equal parts gross-out humor and clever mechanics.

Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island

Platforms: Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC – Released September 1

Cozy mythological adventure with Stardew Valley vibes.

What’s Worth Your Time?

If you're seeking a well-round gaming experience, these pics deliver across genres:

• Hollow Knight: Silksong for rich artistry and precision platforming

• Borderlands 4 for chaotic co-op action with loot-driven progression

• Silent Hill f for a slow-burning psychological horror with a folklore twist

• Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles for grid-based strategy with political intrigue

September 2025 came in with enough to deliver exploration, skin crawling survival, explosive co-op action, and metroidvania action locked in with great storytelling. This lineup covers all bases!

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Pulling Off the Perfect Gamer Prank This Holiday Season (Thanks to the $39.99 Fire Stick Deal)

What’s up parents of gamers, friends of gamers, fellow gamers, and cereal‑eating space cadets! If you’ve been scratching your head trying to figure out how to give your favorite gamer a gift that’s both budget‑friendly and unforgettable, I’ve got you covered + an extra dose of... fun! Not only will this idea save you some cash, but it’ll also deliver a prank worthy of holiday highlight reels. Let's dive in!

The Setup: Grab A Fire Stick That Doubles as a “Mini Xbox”

If money’s tight this season but you still want to hook up your gamer with something that keeps on giving, here’s the play: grab the Amazon Fire Stick 4K Max (currently rocking that sweet $39.99 deal).

Why this little stick of streaming magic? Because it’s not just for Netflix binges and Prime Video marathons—it can also moonlight as a... mini Xbox. Thanks to the Xbox Game Pass app, you can pair an Xbox controller via Bluetooth, log in, and boom... it’s game time! First month of Game Pass is only $1 for new subs, so you’re basically unlocking a treasure chest of games for pocket change. The gaming action doesn't stop there... because you also have access to Prime Gaming for free + games from your GOG and Ubisoft library, and EA. That's a win!

The Prank: Holiday Mischief, Gamer Edition

Here’s how you pull it off:

1. Stage the Scene

Plug in the Fire Stick (set it up).
Open the Xbox Game Pass app.
Mute it just in case
Let it sit until the screen saver kicks in.

2. Cue the Target

Have your gamer wander into the living room.
Casually suggest watching something festive.

3. The Reveal

Hit the back button on the Fire Stick remote.
Boom. The Xbox Game Pass logo pops up.
Act completely clueless: “Uh… what’s this doing here?”

4. Watch the Confusion Unfold

Your gamer will start scanning the room for a console that doesn’t exist.
Let the suspense build.

5. Deliver the Punchline

Option A: Keep the mystery alive and let them stew before the controller reveal.
Option B: Just hand them a gift wrapped Xbox controller and watch their brain explode.

Multiple colors to choose from... 23% OFF!

This holiday season, don’t just give a gift—create a memory. The Fire Stick prank is the perfect blend of budget‑friendly mischief and genuine joy + laughs. Whether you let the confusion linger or go for the big reveal, you’ll have a story worth retelling... or showing if you get it on video.

So grab that $39.99 Fire Stick deal, set up your camera, and get ready to prank like a pro.

Enjoy the laughs, enjoy the games, and most importantly—enjoy the holidays.