This gaming news roundup covers three major releases:
– "The Light in the Darkness: Director's Cut," a free Holocaust narrative game, launched on PlayStation 5 with fully voiced scenes, extended narrative content, refined visuals and updated gameplay. The game from designer Luc Bernard, published by his nonprofit Voices of the Forgotten, allows players to experience a Polish-Jewish family's life in Nazi-occupied France.
– "Monopoly Go!" launches its "Monster Mash" season (23 September–25 November), featuring crossovers with "KPop Demon Hunters" and "Ghostbusters." The update includes hit songs, themed items, a new Luck-O-Lantern reward system and 25 new Sticker Sets.
– "The Sims 4" released a free update with new hairstyles, customisation assets for toddlers and children, six new Styled Looks, eight new Build/Buy items and seven new Sims for the Gallery.