Best PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One Games Releasing In September 2021

September is going to be a month filled with new gaming releases. There is a plethora of upcoming games for all Xbox and PlayStation consoles from some of the most reputed developers in the industry. Here are some of the titles you should definitely watch out for this month.

Lost Judgement

Sega’s upcoming action-adventure title Lost Judgement is set to release this month itself. The game is a spinoff of the Yakuza series and will be a sequel to 2018’s Judgement. Takayuki Yagami is a private detective and the protagonist of the title. Similar to previous games in the franchise, it will feature celebrity voice actors. Some of the names include Hiroshi Tamaki and Ken Mitsuishi.

Sonic Colors: Ultimate

Another fan-favorite Sega game making its way to stores this month is Sonic Colors: Ultimate. If the title feels familiar, it is because this game is a remake of 2010’s Sonic Colors. Despite the simple storyline of stopping Doctor Eggman from executing his vicious plans, it features some of the best characters and gameplay mechanics.

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Life is Strange: True Colors

Starting on 10th September, players on any console, including the Stadia can purchase Square Enix’s graphical masterpiece called Life is Strange: True Colors. This fifth installment of the game revolves around Alex Chen, a woman with the power to experience the emotions of others and her quest to find her brother’s killer.

Tales of Arise

If a Bandai Namco published RPG was on your shopping list, look no further than Tales of Arise. Although the game was supposed to be released in 2020 for previous generation consoles, Bandai Namco pushed the date back to improve the quality of the game and optimize it for the newer consoles. Furthermore, this 17th installment in the ‘Tales’ series follows Dahna and Rena, who are supposed to be enemies.

Diablo 2: Resurrected

Diablo is a hellish RPG published by Blizzard Entertainment. When Diablo 2: Resurrected was first announced, fans were overjoyed. This game is a remastered version of Diable 2 released in 2000 and the Lord of Destruction expansion. Although there is no new content in terms of story, it will be a pleasure to enjoy a Diablo game with better graphics and speeds.

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