Top Games of September: 2025 Edition
September 2025 is loaded. Silksong, Silent Hill f, Final Fantasy Tactics and a wave of indies are set to wreck your backlog and your wallet.
ShelfByte Staff
Silent Hill’s Return: Revival, Cash Grab, or Something in Between?
Silent Hill is returning after more than a decade in the fog, with Konami pushing new games and a film. Is this a true revival for fans or just the most profitable horror gamble Konami could make?
Is Marvel’s New Hulk Comic Enough to Matter?
Marvel’s new Hulk comic promises big destruction, but the real test is relevance. After years of recycled stories and an MCU version played for laughs, can Hulk still matter beyond comic shops?
Sports Cards Are Selling Hype, Not History
What makes sports cards valuable isn’t foil or jersey scraps. It’s people and stories. The rest is fake scarcity and hype designed to burn collectors.
Forget Glass — The Rarest Coke Bottle is Digital and You Slept Through It
The rarest Coca-Cola bottle isn’t glass anymore. VeVe just minted a 1-of-1 digital collectible scarcer than the real thing, and almost everyone missed it.
CD Projekt Red, Hello Games, and the Few Studios That Still Give a Damn
The Witcher 4, Cyberpunk 2, and the latest No Man’s Sky update show CD Projekt Red and Hello Games still fight for players while the rest of the industry cash grabs.
Judas and the Ghost of BioShock: Can Ken Levine’s Next Game Break the Nemesis Curse?
Ken Levine’s Judas aims to revive the Nemesis system spirit, but can the BioShock creator actually deliver after a decade in the shadows?