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I never expected to be moved so much by a simple platformer game that I tried out at Gamescom, but this ended up bringing up a long-forgotten childhood memory that I had completely forgotten about.

Greetings from Italy and welcome to your end-of-week roundup of everything new on Netflix US! As we officially cross into September, Netflix has opened the floodgates with a massive first-of-the-month content drop. Over the past seven days, a staggering 109 new titles (95 movies and 14 series) have been added to the library.

Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized by release time and alphabetically within each slot.

Cristopher Sanchez will start for the Phillies on Friday. (Don Otto/Phillies Nation)

Tabletop RPGs have tons of, as the kids say, “aura.” Settings such as World of Darkness arguably rose to prominence on the strength of their first impressions. Urban fantasy is especially striking, a mirror to our reality with a dash of the fantastic. It’s easier to tag something as cool when we see folks in…

Book a season ticket at the cinema … clockwise from top left: The Death of Robin Hood, Bad Apples, Digger, Just an Illusion. Composite: Warner Bros, Pulse Films, Manuel Moutier, PABook a season ticket at the cinema … clockwise from top left: The Death of Robin Hood, Bad Apples, Digger, Just an Illusion. Composite: Warner…

Part of the X-Men’s Shadows of Tomorrow relaunch, Inglorious X-Forceby Tim Seeley set forth a new iteration of the military strike force still led by tried-and-true leader Nathan Summers aka the mutant Cable. This time, Cable assembled a team in hopes of preventing a future attack on President Kamala Khan, the United States’ first mutant…

Welcome to Trust Me, I Watch Everything, a weekly guide to all the new movies out each Friday.

Jared Jacobs, the artist behind ‘Cheddar Bacon Studios’, has a knack for taking the small inconveniences and strange situations of everyday life and pushing them just far enough to become genuinely funny. His comics exaggerate both the insanity and relatability of being an adult.

We know how it is: so many things to watch, so little time. Between what’s on Netflix, YouTube, and rewatching that GTA VIextended look for the umpteenth time, we are inundated with options. And while variety is said to be the spice of life, doomscrolling streaming services hoping for a dopamine hit can be a…