14 DAY TRIAL // Casually perusing through the list of games that have been confirmed for release in September, it's clear that gamers will have a hard time keeping up with the new launches. And the money is not the only issue, but there's simply not enough time to play every major title launching in September, so we're going summarize the list for you so that you can choose what to skip for later.
The month of September debuts in full force with Final Fantasy 8 Remasters, which is scheduled for release on September 3 (PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Switch). Then, we have Ubisoft's Ghost Recon Breakpoing beta which starts on September 5, just two days after the French publisher debuts its uPlay Plus service.
The biggest Monster Hunter World expansion, Iceborne drops on PS4 and Xbox One on September 6, while PES 2020 launches on all platforms, except Switch, on September 10. The first major release, Gears 5 hits PC and Xbox One on September 10, the same day that GreedFall, Spiders Games' Witcher wannabe game releases.
The second major release, Borderlands lands on PC, PS4 and Xbox One on September 13. After a one week window, Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch Remastered arrives on September 20, alongside Nintendo's new Switch Lite console.
The Surge 2 is definitely among the most anticipated game releases of September 2019, and we'll be able to play this one on September 24. Two other titles end the list of major releases – FIFA 20 and Code Vein, which will be released on the same day, September 27.
As the title says, these are just the most anticipated game releases of the month, but there are a ton of other smaller titles that scheduled for release in September. Here are more games that we believe are worth keeping an eye: Children of Morta (September 3), NBA 2K20 (September 5), Blasphemous (September 10), Daemon X Machina (September 13), Crying Suns (September 19), The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (September 20), and The Executioner (September 25).