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Guide: These 21+ PS5 Games Are Coming Out Next Week (7th-13th September)
Push Square's weekly guide rounds up more than 21 new PS5 titles launching between 7th and 13th September, a busier line-up than the site had expected. Notable releases include the long-awaited PS5 debut of Valheim, the cat-breeding roguelike Mewgenics, and a new Hot Wheels game, alongside numerous smaller indie and simulation titles.
– Port of Jumanah (7th Sept) – 2.5D rogue-lite action game– Bus Simulator 27 (8th Sept) – expanded fleet of licensed buses– Culdcept: The First Saturn Tribute (8th Sept) – board/card game fusion– Halloween: The Game (8th Sept) – asymmetrical horror based on the film franchise– Honeycomb: The World Beyond (8th Sept) – sci-fi exploration adventure– Mewgenics (8th Sept) – roguelike tactics game from the creators of The Binding of Isaac– Sprawl Zero (8th Sept) – retro-inspired first-person shooter– Supermarket Simulator Manager (8th Sept) – retail management sim– Aerial_Knight's Mr Freezy (9th Sept) – puzzle game with a dark narrative twist– Barbarian Saga: The Beastmaker (9th Sept) – hand-drawn 2D Metroidvania– Detective VR (9th Sept, PSVR2) – narrative investigation in virtual reality– Earth Must Die (9th Sept) – further titles including Valheim and a new Hot Wheels game round out the week (full list in article)
In short
- Over 21 new PS5 games launch 7th–13th September
- Highlights: Valheim, Mewgenics and a new Hot Wheels game
- Wide mix includes horror, sims, VR and indie titles
Explained simply
PlayStation 5 games range from large releases by established studios to smaller independent projects, and new titles arrive throughout the year. Some are made specifically for consoles, while others are adapted from games released elsewhere; the list here includes a mix of genres, including action, puzzles, simulation and strategy.
A weekly release guide helps players see what is due to arrive and when, including games that may otherwise get less attention. The range matters because it gives players with different interests and budgets more choice, while also showing how crowded the release schedule is.
Among the developers and publishers involved are both established names and smaller teams. The games include Valheim, a survival adventure that first became known on other platforms, and Mewgenics, a tactics game from the creators of The Binding of Isaac.
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