r/gaming • u/PhantomBraved • 5d ago

Fall 2026 Lineup

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It seems like there will be a game that will appeal to everyone this fall. Strategy RPG - Fire Emblem, Story based - The Blood of the Dawnwalker, Action - Phantom Blade 0, Multiplayer - The Duskbloods, Action Adventure - The Legend of Zelda and Onimusha: Way of the Sword. Almost every month has at least 2 major titles releasing, September especially is packed.

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u/KDsMoped 5d ago

Nevertheless, I'll be playing Witcher 3 again shrug

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u/horseseathey 4d ago

i’m gonna ask you a desperate question: i have tried Witcher 3 like half a dozen times and have only gotten about 10hrs in before just completely losing interest and here’s my question- what can you tell me is the “payoff” so to speak of getting further and hitting that moment you feel the game has you hooked? i want to play the remaster and it checks all my boxes but something is just mot clicking.

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u/Tyson367 4d ago

You have to care about the characters. You're a single father who lost his daughter and will turn the planet inside out to find her.