August was a month of heavy-hitters, starting with Telltale’s newest episodic adventure, this time with Batman. The game largely impressed everyone. Hello Games’ space survival title No Man’s Sky fell well below expectations, with players (us included) complaining abouthow little there was to do in such a vast galaxy. We returned to better days towards the end of the month thankfully with Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, which we labelled “The Empire Strikes Back of cyberpunk video games” in our review.
September is usually a month of big releases, and this year looks to be no exception. Be it arcade racing across the Australian outback, playing with the world’s best football players or exploring a Twin Peaks-style world, there’s a lot to look forward to.
Here’s the complete list for September 2016:
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FIFA 17
September is the month of annual numbered franchises, and EA Sports is taking a big bet this year. An engine change. Frostbite 3, known simply as Frostbite since 2015, has been used on other EA games such as Need for Speed reboot, Star Wars Battlefront, and Mirror’s Edge Catalyst. This has allowed FIFA to introduce its newest mode – The Journey – which will feature scenes off the pitch, including the manager’s office, the dressing room and so forth.
The new game mode also brings a dialogue wheel reminiscent of Mass Effect franchise, and will allow players to play in any position across all 20 Premier League clubs. The use of Frostbite also means physical player overhaul, in addition to an active intelligence system, better set-pieces and the use of R1/ RB for powerful ground shots, the same way FIFA 16 used it for passing.
You can play FIFA 17 on PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, and Windows PCs. It will release on September 27 in N. America and September 29 around the world.
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