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3 Must-Play September Games You Missed Between Fire Emblem and Wolverine
The article highlights three lesser-known games released in September as alternatives to major titles such as Marvel’s Wolverine and Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave. It presents them as varied, lower-pressure experiences that offer a welcome break from the month’s large action releases.
– He Who Watches: A first-person puzzle game inspired by Portal, featuring gravity-shifting mechanics and challenging but logical puzzles. – Woodo: A relaxing puzzle game resembling a tactile colouring book, with wooden dioramas, gentle sound design and appealing art direction. – Well Dweller: A fairytale-themed Metroidvania from Crypt Custodian developer Kyle Thompson, offering approachable combat and exploration with considerable depth.
In short
- Three overlooked September games offer alternatives to blockbuster releases.
- He Who Watches combines inventive puzzles with gravity manipulation.
- Woodo relaxes, while Well Dweller delivers approachable Metroidvania action.
Explained simply
September saw the release of several major video games, including high-profile titles such as Marvel's Wolverine and Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave. Alongside these blockbuster releases, three smaller games were also launched that offer quite different experiences from the month's large action-focused offerings.
He Who Watches is a first-person puzzle game inspired by Portal, featuring gravity-shifting mechanics and logical puzzles. Woodo takes a different approach, offering a relaxing puzzle experience with wooden dioramas and gentle sound design that resembles a tactile colouring book.
Well Dweller, created by the developer behind Crypt Custodian, is a fairytale-themed exploration game with accessible combat and considerable depth. Together, these three games show the range of experiences available beyond September's major releases.
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