On Gamersyde, the reviews come one after another, and no two are alike, which perfectly illustrates the wide variety of releases this September 2026. On today’s menu, we invite you to check out our verdict on Silent Hill: Townfall, the latest installment in the iconic series, developed this time by Screen Burn and Anapurna Interactive. Since we wouldn't want anyone to feel left out, there’s something for everyone this morning, a written verdict for the most dedicated readers and a (French) video review for everyone else.

After an excellent remake of the first game, we were eagerly awaiting Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter, which was just released on September 17 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Switch 1 & 2. Here’s our Switch 2 video showing the first 40 minutes of the game.

The GameSir G8+ and X5 Lite Fortnite Edition controllers will soon be available. The G8+ controller can be used on Switch, iOS, Android, tablets or PCs and features ergonomic grips to provide comfort and feedback similar to that of a traditional console controller. As for the GameSir X5 Lite for Xbox, it is based on the original X5 Lite. It is officially licensed by Xbox and Apple MFi-certified, offering extensive compatibility with iOS and Android games as well as seamless access to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, plus improved triggers for greater precision and control.

No one will say that Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis hasn’t been present in the news ahead of its release in early 2027. Official videos are being released so frequently that we’ve still managed to miss a few, even though we receive press releases on a regular basis. So here’s today’s new video, which focuses on the creatures of Greece, along with the two previous ones, which focus on the recreation of Greece and the character of Natla, respectively.

We knew it—the beginning of September was going to be very busy for our small team of enthusiasts, and after Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy and Onimusha: Way of the Sword, it’s now Marvel’s Wolverine’s turn to go through Gamersyde’s critical wringer. After so many glowing reviews of all the major Sony exclusives in recent years, you might think this new article would be just like the previous ones. Still, we invite you to take the time to read our verdict before jumping to any conclusions.

After a summer spent trying to survive the scorching heat, The Alighieri Circle: Dante's Bloodline invites you to journey to Hell to perform the ritual that will keep its gates closed. You play as Gabriele Alighieri, the descendant of a long line of guardians whose turn it is to protect our world. The game takes the form of a narrative psychological thriller where each descent into Limbo will require you to solve puzzles. Gabriele will regularly return to the family mansion to call his wife and further explore the rooms and hallways of the uninhabited building. The English voice acting is very solid, the art direction is polished, and the first real puzzle requires a bit of common sense without being too complex. We invite you to discover the very beginning of this modern interpretation of The Divine Comedy, which you can also try out via the demo available on Steam. The game is also coming to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S if what you see here intrigues you enough to consider purchasing it.

Here is a new Nintendo Direct, the livestream will last roughly 45 minutes and focus on Nintendo Switch 2 games launching this winter.

Here is The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct, a presentation lasting about 30 minutes that features all kinds of information about the 40th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda séries. It's also worth noting that the remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time will be released on November 5 as a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero and The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure will be available on PlayStation 5 and Switch 2 on 10 September, and you can watch our gameplay videos showing the opening sequences of each game in docked mode on Switch 2. You can also f_trails_to_azure-23362_en.html">take another look at our Trails to Azure video if you’d like to compare the visuals between the two versions.

The arrival of Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition on Switch 2 is of course a major event that hasn’t gone unnoticed, and we certainly couldn’t let it pass us by. So here’s our 30 minutes video for this long-awaited port.