What to play in November 2025: Release dates for the most аnticipated games
Vitalii Shvets
November is shaping up to be one of the busiest months for gamers, with several high-profile premieres, long-awaited sequels, and surprising indie sensations on the horizon. Cold evenings lie ahead, perfect for wrapping up in a blanket and diving into new worlds — from futuristic megacities to enchanting kingdoms. Here's a look at the releases worth marking on your calendar so you don’t miss the most exciting games.
Satisfactory — November 4
- Genre: first-person survival action;
- Platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series;
- Multiplayer: yes.
The creators of Goat Simulator and Sanctum present an adventure action game where the player takes on the role of an engineer sent into space to participate in a large-scale secret project. Their mission is to transform a peaceful, serene planet into a massive automated factory that constantly extracts resources and manufactures new products.
Exploring a vibrant and diverse world, the player gathers materials, designs factories, and automates production processes, striving to create increasingly complex goods. As the infrastructure grows, new challenges and objectives emerge, demanding creativity, strategic thinking, and a true engineer’s mindset.
Football Manager 26 — November 4
- Genre: football manager;
- Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series;
- Multiplayer: no.
The player takes on the role of a football club manager, overseeing every aspect of the team’s operations. Their responsibilities include organizing training sessions, designing unique team kits, and signing top players while staying within the club’s budget. For the first time in the series, players can also manage women’s teams, expanding gameplay possibilities and adding a new layer of variety.
Europa Universalis 5 — November 4
- Genre: global strategy;
- Platforms: PC;
- Multiplayer: no.
The new chapter in the renowned Europa Universalis grand strategy series spans roughly five centuries of world history. Players take control of one of many nations or communities, each developing within its own historical context. In Europa Universalis 5, the developers have greatly expanded diplomatic options, modernized military mechanics, and deepened the logistics system, making the strategic experience even more complex and richly layered.
Biped 2 — November 5
- Genre: cooperative puzzle platformer;
- Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch;
- Multiplayer: yes.
The second installment continues the story of inseparable robots Aku and Sila, whose unbreakable friendship becomes the driving force behind new adventures. After saving Earth, the duo receives a mysterious signal from a distant planet and embarks on an intergalactic journey to offer help. Along the way, they encounter puzzles, traps, and lighthearted challenges where success depends on teamwork and mutual understanding.
Biped 2 preserves the charm of the original while becoming even more expansive and dynamic. Players can expect vibrant worlds, fresh movement mechanics, and cooperative missions that turn every challenge into a celebration of partnership. It’s not just about moving forward — it’s about doing it together, proving that even the smallest heroes can change the course of events.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment — November 6
- Genre: third-person action slasher;
- Platforms: Nintendo Switch 2;
- Multiplayer: yes.
A dynamic action slasher where large-scale Warriors-style battles intertwine with the atmosphere of The Legend of Zelda. The story unfolds during a dark era in Hyrule’s history, when sinister forces are only beginning to rise and future heroes are yet to become legends. Players take control of iconic characters and lead them into massive battles across sprawling fields, defending the kingdom from an encroaching threat.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment blends spectacular combo-driven combat, character progression, and strategic army management. New storylines reveal previously untold chapters of Hyrule’s past, adding greater depth and drama to the beloved universe.
Syberia — Remastered — November 6
- Genre: point & click;
- Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series;
- Multiplayer: no.
A remaster of the iconic adventure Syberia, featuring updated graphics, refined gameplay, and the same haunting atmosphere that made the original a classic. A young New York lawyer arrives in a snow-covered Alpine village to finalize the sale of an old automaton factory — but what begins as a routine assignment soon turns into a journey across Eastern Europe, filled with mysteries, eccentric characters, and long-forgotten places.
Sacred 2 Remaster — November 11
- Genre: action role-playing slasher;
- Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series;
- Multiplayer: yes.
Ancaria has once again descended into chaos — the continent is torn apart by wars, magical disasters, and an unstoppable plague. At the center of this turmoil stand six heroes, each with a distinct fighting style and personal story. Their journey is a series of difficult choices between light and darkness, where the fate of the world hinges on every step they take.
The remaster of Sacred 2: Fallen Angel carefully preserves the spirit of the original while enriching it with new possibilities. A modernized combat system, refined controls, and all previously released expansions make the return to Ancaria feel truly fresh. Hundreds of quests, procedurally generated dungeons, and deep skill customization turn this classic adventure into a living, breathing world that begs to be explored once more.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 — Mysteria Ecclesiae — November 11
- Genre: first-person RPG;
- Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series;
- Multiplayer: no.
A story expansion for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 takes players to the grim Sedlec Monastery, gripped by a deadly plague. Henry becomes entangled in an investigation of mysterious events among the monks. In his search for the truth, he speaks with members of the order, explores cells and sacred halls, uncovers clues, and strives to halt the spread of the disease before it escapes the monastery walls. A blend of detective intrigue, religious conflict, and historical authenticity shapes a tale where faith and fear intertwine with every breath.
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Rue Valley — November 11
- Genre: role-playing adventure;
- Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch;
- Multiplayer: no.
A narrative-driven RPG in the spirit of Disco Elysium, where the protagonist finds themselves trapped in a time loop alongside other lost souls. Each carries the weight of their past, and only through conversations and actions can the truth behind their situation be uncovered. In Rue Valley, the chosen character traits shape not only the tone of dialogue but also the course of the story, while the repeating cycles offer a chance to rethink past choices and discover the hidden layers of this mysterious world.
Anno 117: Pax Romana — November 13
- Genre: RTS;
- Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series;
- Multiplayer: yes.
The game takes place in 117 AD, where the player assumes the role of governor over two provinces — Albion and Latium. They are responsible for managing trade, developing settlements, and maintaining order among the population. Every decision shapes a unique path: uniting the people or inciting rebellion, strengthening the economy or seeking power, challenging Rome or serving it faithfully. The choices made determine not only the future of the provinces but also the hero’s place in history.
Assetto Corsa Rally — November 13 (Early Access)
- Genre: rally simulator;
- Platforms: PC;
- Multiplayer: no.
The realistic rally simulator from the Assetto Corsa series takes players to roads where machinery and nature collide head-on. From the winding routes of Wales to the sun-drenched tracks of Alsace, every surface and turn is recreated with meticulous precision. In Assetto Corsa Rally, vehicle behavior feels truly alive: different drivetrains, grip, weight, and inertia demand full concentration. Co-driver support and the unpredictable dynamics of the races turn every run into a test of skill, where victory depends not only on speed but also on the ability to feel the road.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 — November 14
- Genre: first-person shooter;
- Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series, Xbox One;
- Multiplayer: yes.
The game is set in 2035, opening a new chapter in the series and directly continuing the events of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. The world teeters on the edge of chaos, and David Mason and his squad face an enemy that wields fear as a weapon. The campaign combines single-player and four-player co-op, featuring large-scale operations, cinematic set pieces, and a new 32-player Endgame mode. The global progression system links all aspects of the game — campaign, multiplayer, Zombies, and Warzone now form a unified ecosystem of experience and rewards.
Where Winds Meet — November 14
- Genre: third-person action-RPG;
- Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5;
- Multiplayer: yes.
An adventure game set in Ancient China during a period of turmoil and transformation. Players are immersed in a rich world filled with myths, legends, and historical events, exploring vast lands—from picturesque mountain landscapes to bustling cities and ancient ruins. The main character is a martial arts master traveling the world in search of truth and justice. Players will battle a variety of opponents using unique combat techniques and magical abilities, while making choices that shape the story and determine the fate of the characters.
Escape from Tarkov — November 15
- Genre: extraction first-person shooter;
- Platforms: PC;
- Multiplayer: yes.
A hardcore shooter with survival elements, set in a fictional Russian region torn by conflict between private military companies. The player finds themselves in the ruined city of Tarkov, where every excursion for loot is a risk, and every encounter could be their last. Realistic ballistics, a detailed damage system, and the need to carefully plan equipment make each raid a true test of endurance and strategy.
The world of Escape from Tarkov operates by its own rules — trading, bartering, healing, and survival are all intertwined in a single cycle. Every death means losing everything collected, creating a unique tension and thrill that keeps players coming back again and again. Escape from Tarkov is not just a fight for loot; it’s a struggle to survive in a world where you can only trust yourself.
SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide — November 18
- Genre: third-person platformer;
- Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch 2;
- Multiplayer: no.
Bikini Bottom is once again thrown into chaos: a dispute between the Flying Dutchman and King Neptune has turned into a disaster, transforming the once lively town into a ghostly realm. SpongeBob and Patrick step in to save it — not the most typical heroes, but it is up to them to stop the looming catastrophe and restore the underwater streets to their usual wild and wacky fun.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl — November 20
- Genre: first-person shooter;
- Platforms: PlayStation 5;
- Multiplayer: no.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl takes players into the grim heart of the Zone — a place where nature, radiation, and human greed exist in a deadly balance. After a new emission, anomalous activity has intensified, drawing stalkers from around the world to the Zone’s center in search of artifacts and answers. The player finds themselves among them — alone against mutants, anomalies, and ruthless factions, where every bullet and every deal could be their last.
Kirby Air Riders — November 20
- Genre: racing action;
- Platforms: Nintendo Switch 2;
- Multiplayer: yes.
A vibrant adventure set in the world of Kirby, where familiar characters compete in the most unexpected challenges. Players choose a hero with unique traits and abilities to take part in a series of dynamic events — from crazy races and drag competitions to aerial battles and parachute jumps. Each challenge is filled with fun, chaos, and the signature charm of Kirby’s world, turning every competition into a true celebration of speed and imagination.
Of Ash and Steel — November 24
- Genre: third-person action-RPG;
- Platforms: PC;
- Multiplayer: no.
The events of Of Ash and Steel unfold on a once-prosperous island now mired in conflict and banditry. Players must survive by developing combat skills and mastering various stances, abilities, and fighting tactics. Everyone can choose their own style — becoming a nimble swordsman, a heavily armored knight, or forging a unique path as a warrior. The environment also plays a crucial role in battles, allowing players to use terrain and objects to gain an advantage over their opponents.
Constance — November 24
- Genre: metroidvania;
- Platforms: PC;
- Multiplayer: no.
A colorful metroidvania that tells the story of a young girl-artist. The narrative delves into her inner world, exploring reflections on creativity, the search for balance between life and work, personal motivation, and the familiar doubts everyone experiences. The protagonist wields a giant paintbrush and possesses a unique ability to transform into paint, allowing her to glide underground or slip past enemies. Constance features six diverse locations and open-world exploration, letting players uncover secrets and opportunities at their own pace.
A.I.L.A — November 25
- Genre: first-person survival horror;
- Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series;
- Multiplayer: no.
A.I.L.A is an artificial intelligence that creates horror experiences inspired by the tester’s deepest fears. Each session becomes a reflection of the subconscious: fleeing from deranged cultists, battling ancient undead, and solving puzzles where a single mistake can cost sanity.
The world generated by A.I.L.A constantly evolves based on the challenges faced. It observes, learns, and turns fears into new nightmares — increasingly deep, realistic, and with no path to escape. Here, the horror is felt not just on the screen; it seems to spill beyond it, turning the game into an exploration of what is truly terrifying.
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