On This Day in Gaming: September 24

ON THIS DAY IN GAMING

September 24

The games released on this day in gaming history.

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863 releases

Spooky Tales and Mummy Trails coverThis year

Spooky Tales and Mummy Trails

SwitchWorldwide

It's Halloween and two brothers wrongly read a cursed spell-book and one is instantly turned into a Mummy. Run, cast magic, win mini games and rescue your brother.

Swing Shift coverThis year

Swing Shift

SwitchWorldwide

New Haven City is losing a building a week. The paperwork says they were empty. They weren't.

Super Dev Quest coverThis year

Super Dev Quest

SwitchWorldwide

When a young game developer is unexpectedly pulled into one of his own creations, he must survive in a dangerous game-inspired world filled with traps and deadly enemies.

The Vault: Logic Puzzle Box coverThis year

The Vault: Logic Puzzle Box

SwitchWorldwide

Step into the thrilling world of The Vault: Logic Puzzle Box, an immersive 3D safe-breaker puzzle game! Your goal is to prove yourself as a great puzzle solver and unlock safes to reveal the hidden secrets of Mars!

Tiny Tank Showdown coverThis year

Tiny Tank Showdown

SwitchWorldwide

Tiny Tank Showdown is an intense, fast-paced tank shooter game. It is fun, easy to learn, and addicting. Play alone, together with friends or against your friends.

The Pit Is Hungry coverThis year

The Pit Is Hungry

SwitchWorldwide

Grow gourds in a graveyard, carry them to the pit in the middle, and throw them in for coins before the day runs out.

Taxi Crew Simulator coverThis year

Taxi Crew Simulator

SwitchWorldwide

Passengers are waiting, journeys are calling.

The Intern: Temptation at Work coverThis year

The Intern: Temptation at Work

SwitchWorldwide

Ethan Parker arrives in New York with little money, too much ambition, and an opportunity that could change his life: an internship at Monroe Advertising Group, one of Manhattan's most prestigious agencies.

Where are Leo and Mia? Pirate Island coverThis year

Where are Leo and Mia? Pirate Island

SwitchWorldwide

Find Leo & Mia among pirates, parrots and buried gold!

What Was Here? 1-Minute Memory Quiz!! coverThis year

What Was Here? 1-Minute Memory Quiz!!

SwitchWorldwide

Study the scene, then choose! Can you recall the hidden detail?

Villain Boys: Date the Dark Side coverThis year

Villain Boys: Date the Dark Side

SwitchWorldwide

Bad boys don't play by the rules. Break down their walls and find out what's underneath the dark side.

Distorted: Night Shift Anomalies coverThis year

Distorted: Night Shift Anomalies

SwitchWorldwide

In this psychological horror exploration game, you are sent to assess an abandoned toy factory.

Console Archives: Karate Champ coverThis year

Console Archives: Karate Champ

PortSwitch 2PS5Worldwide

Karate Champ was released by Data East in 1986 for an 8-bit home console. This game is an action game where you fight using a wide variety of moves through simple control combinations. Successfully executing major moves earns you many score points.

Space Metal Mania coverThis year

Space Metal Mania

Web browserWorldwide

The galaxy needs saving and only metal can do it. The Metal-Verse is a galaxy united by one truth: metal is life. Now The Silence, an ancient consuming force, is spreading across worlds and draining everything it touches.

Zombuffoonery coverThis year

Zombuffoonery

SwitchWorldwide

Survive in a bloody hell! Build fortifications, deploy turrets, and fend off waves of zombies. Upgrade with coins, use weapons from a pistol to an axe, and unlock 10 hardcore achievements.

The Trolley Solution coverThis year

The Trolley Solution

Xbox OneXbox Series X|SPS5Worldwide

The Trolley Solution is a compilation of point-and-click minigames based on the famous thought experiment originally proposed by Philippa Foot.

Reflection Witch coverThis year

Reflection Witch

PCMacWorldwide

"Reflection Witch" is a new rougelike spin on classic brick-breaking games.

Drapline coverThis year

Drapline

PCWorldwide

"DRAPLINE" is a roguelite training game where you raise a dragon girl who eats anything and train her to become the strongest in one year.

Mars Attracts coverThis year

Mars Attracts

PCWorldwide

Mars Attracts is a park management sim set in the iconic universe of Mars Attacks. Build rides, hire staff, manage guest needs, and abduct humans to serve as the star attractions. You'll face demanding visitors, environmental hazards, and the ever-looming threat of human escapes!

Survivor Challenge TD coverThis year

Survivor Challenge TD

PCLinuxMacWorldwide

Survivor Challenge TD plunges you into an epic struggle for survival against an oncoming horde of monsters. Arm yourself with the most formidable and thrilling weapon combinations and abilities as you brace for an ultimate showdown against a powerful boss!

Container Terminal Simulator coverThis year

Container Terminal Simulator

PCWorldwide

In Container Terminal Simulator, you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the owner of a cargo terminal. Drive the loaders and decide for yourself whether you are ready to take on a new challenge.

Farming Camp coverThis year

Farming Camp

SwitchPCPS5Xbox Series X|SWorldwide

Every summer, Evertree Farming Camp searches for the next best Evertree Farmer, someone ready to raise the bar in agriculture.

The Sigil Engine coverThis year

The Sigil Engine

PCWorldwide

A magical automation puzzle game where you program a little shikigami automaton using visual spell blocks - explore, harvest energy, and cleanse corrupted sigils in a cozy fantasy world.

Capsulitas coverThis year

Capsulitas

MacPCWorldwide

A physics-based gacha meets inventory management roguelike. Insert a coin, organize your backpack, and sell for profit! Multiply items with hammers, upgrade your machine, and survive the inflation.

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