The Guardian has published its rundown of the biggest video games arriving this autumn, headlined by the long-awaited Grand Theft Auto VI, alongside major releases such as Marvel's Wolverine and Call of Duty: Black Ops. The list mixes blockbuster franchises with smaller, inventive titles, reflecting a busy season for the industry after several high-profile delays.

Highlights include Capcom's Onimusha sequel (4 September), the inventive puzzle game Screenbound (10 September), Marvel's Wolverine from the Spider-Man development team (15 September), Fire Emblem's latest instalment (17 September), a Scottish-set horror game evoking Silent Hill (24 September), Remedy's Control sequel (24 September), a rhythm-action platformer from Patapon's creator (15 October) and Call of Duty's Korea-set entry (23 October). Grand Theft Auto VI, after a decade in development and repeated delays, is due on 19 November for PS5 and Xbox, with a ghost-hunting hotel renovation game also featured with no confirmed date.