This September, the gaming world is buzzing with a range of new titles. However, for a niche focused on futuristic and technology-driven worlds, a few stand out from the crowd. These games offer deep dives into cybernetics, AI, and dystopian futures, making them a perfect fit for a “Metaverse Planet” audience.
1. Borderlands 4
Release Date: September 12 Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series S/X Genre: FPS, Action-Adventure
Borderlands 4 continues the series’ legacy as a looter-shooter set in a chaotic, sci-fi universe. The game’s core loop of hunting for increasingly powerful guns and gear aligns with a tech-focused theme, as players use an arsenal of futuristic weaponry to take down foes. The new Vault Hunter characters and returning fan favorites promise to expand on the game’s lore, which is rich with advanced technology, space travel, and bizarre scientific experiments. The cooperative gameplay also fosters a communal experience, akin to building a digital community.
2. Silent Hill f
Release Date: September 25 Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series S/X Genre: Horror-Thriller
While primarily a horror game, Silent Hill f‘s setting in 1960s Japan with a decaying, otherworldly feel taps into a different kind of technological dread. The game’s narrative focuses on a supernatural rot that corrupts the beautiful scenery, a theme that can be interpreted through a “tech gone wrong” lens. It’s not about futuristic gadgets, but rather the corruption of reality itself, a concept that resonates with the a more philosophical take on technology and its unseen consequences.
3. Dying Light: The Beast
Release Date: September 19 Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series S/X Genre: Action-Adventure, Horror
Dying Light: The Beast continues the popular zombie-survival series, but with a tech-centric twist. Players navigate a zombie-infested world where technology is a key tool for survival. The game’s parkour mechanics, coupled with crafting and combat, place a high emphasis on using found or modified tools and resources to stay alive. The core premise of a world ravaged by a bio-tech plague makes it a compelling title for those interested in post-apocalyptic settings and survival technology.
4. Metal Eden
Release Date: September 2 Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series S/X Genre: FPS, Action-Adventure
Described as a “mix of Doom and Ghostrunner,” Metal Eden is a perfect fit for a sci-fi, tech-focused audience. The game’s premise of human consciousness being transferred into robotic bodies—”CORE”—is a classic cyberpunk trope. Players control Aska, a warrior sent to a dystopian orbital city, Moebius, to rescue these consciousness fragments. The fast-paced, high-tech combat and a narrative centered on transhumanism and AI make it a standout title for anyone fascinated by the future of human-machine integration.
5. Cronos: The New Dawn
Release Date: September 5 Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series S/X, Switch 2 Genre: Horror, Survival
Developed by Bloober Team, known for its atmospheric horror, Cronos: The New Dawn blends a post-apocalyptic future with elements from a different era. The game’s core premise of a world transformed by some unseen force and the use of survival horror mechanics (like in Dead Space) makes it compelling. Players must navigate a world filled with monstrous creatures, a clear sign of technological or biological mutation. This provides a rich, lore-driven experience that explores the dark side of a futuristic event.
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