Release reminders and the calendar
Last reviewed 3 September 2026
Two ways to keep track of what is coming.
The calendar
The release calendar is everything with a date ahead of it, for everyone, no account needed.
Reminders
Set a game's status to Wishlist and you get a notification on the day it releases. There is nothing else to switch on — the wishlist is the subscription.
You may also hear when a wishlisted game is close, and when we review one. All three appear on the site; whether they reach your inbox depends on the Email me switch in Settings → Notifications.
Why a date moves, or is simply wrong
Dates come from the shops rather than from us, and they are the least reliable thing in the catalogue — delays, region differences and placeholder dates all arrive as facts. If a date looks impossible it probably is, and it is worth telling us.
A game whose date moved forward keeps its reminder and fires on the new day. One whose date was wrong to begin with may fire on a day nothing happens; that is the catalogue's fault, not a bug in the reminder.
No reminder arrived
Check the game still has a date at all — a release pushed to "TBA" has no day to fire on. Games already released when you wishlisted them never had one either.
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