On This Day in Gaming: September 17

ON THIS DAY IN GAMING

September 17

The games released on this day in gaming history.

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Block Shop coverThis year

Block Shop

SwitchWorldwide

Block shop is an automation puzzle game in which basic blocks are transformed and combined to create increasingly complex blocks.

Pixel Hunters: Turn Retro Consoles into your Boyfriend coverThis year

Pixel Hunters: Turn Retro Consoles into your Boyfriend

SwitchWorldwide

Your dusty old console just blinked. Catch it before it runs and it might just become your boyfriend.

The Posthumous Investigation coverThis year

The Posthumous Investigation

SwitchWorldwide

Travel to a noir Rio de Janeiro in 1937 and investigate the mystery behind the murder of Bras Cubas, the famed character created by Machado de Assis. Until the truth is out, you'll be trapped in a time loop, amidst a plot full of conspiracy and treason.

Tristia: Legacy coverThis year

Tristia: Legacy

RemasterSwitchWorldwide

20 years after its initial release on PC in July 2002, Kogado Studio’s simulation game makes its debut on Switch. While the graphics have been overhauled for the modern era, Eeji Komatsu’s cute and sexy illustrations live on.

Tower of Dreams coverThis year

Tower of Dreams

SwitchWorldwide

Climb your way to the top of the tower in this vertical platforming roguelike! Bound off walls, discover fantastical items, and make use of Dream Knight's sword to bounce off of obstacles!

Tristia: Chronicles coverThis year

Tristia: Chronicles

SwitchWorldwide

Revitalize Tristia in this updated collection!

Tristia: Restore coverThis year

Tristia: Restore

SwitchWorldwide

Happening in parallel to Tristia:legacy, the story of Tristia:restore follows the genius inventor girl Nanoca Flanka, granddaughter of the legendary inventor and crafter Prospero Flanka, as she is working to revitalize the floundering marin…

Homebound Plush coverThis year

Homebound Plush

SwitchWorldwide

Unfortunately, the teddy bear was left behind, and now your mission is to help it find its way home.

Yummy Yummy Cook Book coverThis year

Yummy Yummy Cook Book

SwitchWorldwide

Bake, mix, and level up in this cozy kitchen adventure inspired by grandma's recipe book!

Taxi Life Simulator coverThis year

Taxi Life Simulator

SwitchWorldwide

Pick up passengers, drive, repeat. Your taxi career starts here.

SuperSharket coverThis year

SuperSharket

SwitchWorldwide

Welcome to the supermarket where fish shop and sharks work!

Sweet Land Survival coverThis year

Sweet Land Survival

SwitchWorldwide

Your adventure may be sweet, but survival won't be easy.

Tap Monster Duel coverThis year

Tap Monster Duel

SwitchWorldwide

Thrilling timing battles with just one finger! An adventure to find the ultimate legendary card!

Little Witch in the Woods coverThis year

Little Witch in the Woods

Xbox OneWorldwide

Little Witch in the Woods tells the story of Ellie, an apprentice witch. Explore the mystical forest, help the charming residents, and experience the daily life of the witch.

Operation Eventide coverThis year

Operation Eventide

Expanded editionPCWorldwide

Adelle, a former magical girl, wakes up in a robotic body. Still picking up the pieces after her untimely demise, she seeks the truth of her new life. Experience as this 'love song' resounds in the rift of magic and logic in this nostalgic, thrilling yuri sci-fi visual novel.

Shockface coverThis year

Shockface

PCWorldwide

The job interview from hell. Chelsea enters a nearly abandoned office building for an interview and gets trapped inside with a serial killer. Explore, solve item-based puzzles, hide when he gets close, and escape.

Emberward coverThis year

Emberward

PCWorldwide

Emberward is a unique tower defense game that focuses on maze building and interesting tower mechanics. Construct mazes with blocks of different shapes and set up defense towers on them to withstand the onslaught of monsters!

Console Archives: Crazy Climber coverThis year

Console Archives: Crazy Climber

PortPS5Switch 2Worldwide

Crazy Climber was released by Nichibutsu in 1986 for an 8 -bit home console. Watch out for falling objects from above! Ascend a skyscraper while dodging annoying enemies such as Ojamaman, Iron ball, and Gorillas.

Chill Drive Together coverThis year

Chill Drive Together

PCWorldwide

An endless road that builds itself as you drive, and no reason to hurry down it. Playable with 1 or 2 players. Press B and the world around you changes on the spot, with no loading. Rain, snow, night skies, real traffic, photo mode.

Dub Rumble coverThis year

Dub Rumble

PCWorldwide

Dub Rumble is a voice-dubbing party game where you and your friends are the voice actors. Pick a scene, listen to each line once, then record your own performance over the backing track.

Spartan VR coverThis year

Spartan VR

PCWorldwide

Welcome to Ancient Greece! Become the main hero of the story of the battle of the Titans, defeat Medusa and save Hermes from death!

YesterSol coverThis year

YesterSol

PCWorldwide

Unleash your magical spear! Explore a vast inter-connected world, battling enemies sent by Culex, the dark mosquito deity. Throw, recall, and use your spear as a platform through this minimalistic metroidvania made by one developer!

Rooster coverThis year

Rooster

MacPCWorldwide

A heartfelt, story-rich casual puzzle adventure celebrating the best of ancient Chinese culture. Explore an exquisitely hand-drawn world with delightful surprises, from cooking, finding hidden objects, paper crafting, and more.

Dig & Deal coverThis year

Dig & Deal

PCWorldwide

Dig & Deal is a game where you dig underground to find valuable items and bargain with customers to sell what you find. Upgrade your tools, grow your shop, and make the best deals to build your fortune.

Game data provided by IGDB.com. Original release dates only – not the dates of fan translations.

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