Player Calendar: The Most Exciting Games of September 2022

2. 9. on PS5 with Czech subtitles

The ninth month of 2022 marks not only a return to school desks, but also a return to the fascinating story of Joel and Ellie in a post-apocalyptic version of the United States of America. A remake of the first The Last of Us is coming to the PlayStation 5, the developers have improved everything, including graphics, animation and artificial intelligence of NPCs. Thanks to the haptic feedback and adaptive triggers of the DualSense controller, you can better navigate specific situations.

September 9th on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S and Switch

Gotta catch them all! They are not Pokémon, but very close to them. In the massive multiplayer game, you will become a trainer and tamer of Temtem and go on an adventure across six islands. In addition to taming and fighting, you will explore a diverse world and buy your own home to customize it to your liking.

6/9 on PC, PlayStation and Xbox

For veterans and newcomers alike, a new generation train simulator is coming with extreme weather, changes that will affect not only the atmosphere, but also driving. We are tempted to haul hundreds of containers across California’s deserts and mountains while in Germany we ride the first high-speed train that hurtles through the countryside of Hesse and Bavaria. You can also create your own scenarios and tracks, as well as download them from other players.

8/9 on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S

From the creators of GreedFall and Mars: War Logs is a challenging role-playing game set in 1789 Paris. The French Revolution is bloodily suppressed by Louis XVI and his merciless mechanical army, who want to capture even the queen. You are like a robot, her bodyguard and you have to do everything to protect her. Deadly accuracy will be needed against royal robot soldiers. Combine dodges, parries, jumps and devastating attacks to make your way through Paris. Each battle will be a test of nerves and will require excellent discipline. Huge, sturdy machine bosses will also require patience.

9/9 on PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Switch

The beginning of the new academic year is connected with other parts of the sports games. First to arrive is NBA 2K23, which wants to push the realism of the series one step further. Fans especially note a more loyal attitude towards the stars. Alongside this comes new animations, including bounces, and a new arsenal of skill-based attack moves.

9/9 on Nintendo Switch

The hilarious ink action game Splatoon returns in part 3, inviting all Switch owners not only for fun multiplayer battles, but also for a story-driven campaign set in a new snowy landscape full of unfinished buildings. There will also be Splatlands, a sun-baked wasteland populated by battle-hardened Inklings and Octolings.

September 13 on PC, PlayStation and Xbox

The originators of the names Verdun and Tannenberg continue to be in the World War I era. From the French city and the harsh eastern front, they move to the picturesque peaks of northern Italy. The game is inspired by a two-year struggle for control of the Isonzo Valley and the Alps. During combat, you’ll fight your way through barbed wire, surround enemies on mountain paths, or fire mortars. You can influence the battlefield by placing sandbags and wire, placing ammo crates, deploying trench periscopes or sniper shields.

September 15 on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S

Let’s focus on shooting, although in this case it’s a rhythmic first-person shooter full of cunning enemies and powerful weapons. To the accompaniment of metal music, you fight your way through eight hells to get revenge.

September 15 on PC, PlayStation and Xbox

Italian Milestone brings us the third racing game this year. We will replace motocross and the official MotoGP with the Superbike World Championship. You can choose one of 24 racers and show what you can do in 12 stages.

September 19 on PC and Switch

Ron Gilbert returns, and with him the continuation of the legendary point-and-click adventures with the pirate world of the genius Guybrush Threepwood and the pirate LeChuck. Return to Monkey Island brings classic gameplay into the modern era. You will again have to solve puzzles and explore the harsh corners of the archipelago to find both allies and enemies.

September 20 on PC, PlayStation and Xbox

Construction Simulator is back – bigger and better than ever! You will return to work, aided by an extensive fleet of well-known brands. You will dig, demolish and build on two huge maps inspired by the US and German landscapes. There are over 90 missions to complete on both maps, which you can complete alone or in cooperation with up to three players.

September 22 on PC, PlayStation and Xbox

Three long years of early access and development in collaboration with the community seems to have paid off. This is evidenced by very positive user reviews. This is a skater game for skaters, so it’s no surprise that it has two joystick controls. Each lever controls one of your feet on the board. Just like on a real skateboard, you need to learn how to properly transfer your weight. So be prepared that the first few hours will be quite demanding.