The week of September 21st brings a variety of new PC games, including installments in established series and intriguing standalone titles. Among the notable releases are Control: Resonant, Silent Hill: Townfall, a Road House simulator, and Fallosophy, a pinball game that promises to encapsulate the entirety of Western philosophical thought.
Releases for Monday, September 21st
- Roadhouse Simulator: This game allows players to step into the shoes of a bartender and bouncer at a Route 66 establishment, complete with tasks such as serving drinks and managing pig races.
- Scirocco Thugs: Set in a stylized, lo-fi Southern Italy, this title casts players as a mobster wielding a pipe in a beat-'em-up style game.
Releases for Tuesday, September 22nd
- Stuntboost: Catering to those who enjoyed finger skateboard toys, this game focuses on performing stunts.
- Panzer Deck: A World War II-themed logic puzzler presented as a card game, distinct from turn-based strategy titles.
- EbiTapes: Players control a smiling frog doodle exploring a music festival to collect notes and create mixtapes in this adventure game.
Releases for Wednesday, September 23rd
- Nomori: Players navigate a whimsical archipelago by manipulating geography, gravity, and time as a young protagonist.
- Apocalypter: This game offers a grittier experience, placing players in the role of a war rig engineer in a post-apocalyptic setting.
Releases for Thursday, September 24th
- Silent Hill: Townfall: Developed by the team behind Stories Untold, this is the latest entry in the Silent Hill franchise.
- Control Resonant: This title is a highly-regarded addition to the Control universe.
- Alien Breed: 35th Anniversary Collection: A collection celebrating the classic Alien Breed series.
Releases for Friday, September 25th
- Scorched Sun: A first-person, turn-based combat game set in an ominous monastery, drawing comparisons to Darkwood.
- Fallosophy: This unique pinball game aims to distill the entirety of Western philosophy into a single pinball table experience, reportedly featuring figures like Bertrand Russell.