Every Video Game Coming Out in November 2025

November is stacked with strategy epics, inventive indies, and long-awaited rhythm and action games—plus a few remasters and brand-new IP—spanning historical sandboxes, wuxia adventures, survival climbers, and more. Below are the first 23 releases on your list, each with concrete details on the creators, premise, and gameplay, along with their November dates.

‘Tales of Old: Dominus’ (2025)

Hvmana Industries MMD’s third-person open-world action RPG follows Sir Eric of Woldham as he rebuilds power in a kingdom broken by civil war, blending settlement control, squad command, and story-driven quests. The Steam page outlines base-building, combat, and stealth systems alongside a branching main quest. It’s slated for November 3, 2025 on PC, with the developer sharing date confirmations and trailers across Steam and community posts. A recent feature rundown highlights factional choices and kingdom management underpinning the narrative.

‘Europa Universalis V’ (2025)

Developed by Paradox Tinto and published by Paradox Interactive, this grand strategy sequel starts in 1337 and simulates nearly five centuries of history with population systems, deep diplomacy, trade, and warfare. Paradox’s game hub and press materials confirm the historical scope and systemic overhauls from previous entries. It’s set for November 4, 2025, with feature pages detailing hundreds of playable nations in a living world. Official announcements also pin the timeframe and core design pillars.

‘Football Manager 26’ (2025)

Sports Interactive’s latest management sim introduces new storytelling foundations and matchday presentation updates while preserving deep scouting, tactics, and player development systems. The official site confirms a launch “from November 4, 2025,” and Sega’s regional product pages break out platform SKUs and dates around that window. ESPN’s reveal coverage offers an additional overview of the first trailer and visual refresh.

‘Master Lemon: The Quest For Iceland’ (2025)

An indie narrative adventure from Pepita Digital, this pixel-art project follows Lemon, a polyglot hero learning Icelandic while combating a memory-erasing plague across a linguistics-infused world. The Steam listing and official site outline its language-and-memory mechanics, story themes, and November 4, 2025 date. Expect character-driven progression and a focus on conversation and exploration over combat.

‘Biped 2’ (2025)

Next Studios returns with co-op robot platforming and physics puzzles built around precise tandem movement, expanding on the original’s timing-based challenges. Announcement materials and the PlayStation trailer confirm the sequel and show new stage gimmicks and cooperative interactions. The release is aligned to November 5, 2025.

‘Cairn’ (2025)

From The Game Bakers (‘Furi’, ‘Haven’), this “survival-climber” sim focuses on meticulous, free-route ascents, gear prep, and risk management on a deadly mountain; studio posts and a deep-dive describe systemic climbing, weather, and audio by Martin Stig Andersen and collaborators. Originally targeted for November 5, 2025, the team recently delayed to early 2026 to polish performance, though the core design and demo remain accessible. Look for its free-solo mode and route-planning emphasis.

‘Dinkum’ (2025)

James Bendon’s cozy life-sim set in an Australian-inspired outback brings town building, farming, fishing, and multiplayer hangouts to a wider audience. Nintendo’s store listings confirm the Switch version with regional date specifics, placing release on November 5–6, 2025 depending on territory. Coverage in Nintendo-focused outlets also echoes the eShop timing and content parity.

‘Plagun’ (2025)

‘Plagun – The Plague Goes On’ is a roguelike pixel shooter from Talkinguns about a plague-mutated doctor battling infected hordes, mask-based builds, and biomechanical weapons. The Steam page lists a planned November 5, 2025 release with a public demo, and press wires outline pricing and its prior Android version. Expect wave-based arenas and mutation-driven loadouts.

‘The Fable: Manga Build Roguelike’ (2025)

This stylized action roguelike mixes manga-panel presentation with tactical puzzle elements and brisk combat. Its Steam page outlines pixel-art action, build crafting, and iterative runs, with November 5, 2025 as the planned date in your lineup. The focus is on flexible strategies that click together through successive attempts.

‘Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment’ (2025)

Developed by Koei Tecmo with Nintendo oversight, this musou entry explores the Imprisoning War era in ‘The Legend of Zelda’ timeline, expanding hack-and-slash battles with story beats tied to early Hyrule. While your list places it on November 6, 2025, Nintendo’s recent showcase messaging still framed the timing as “this winter,” without a firm day. Media recaps and community tracking reflect trailers and ongoing pre-launch teases.

‘Syberia – Remastered’ (2025)

Microids and partners have modernized Benoît Sokal’s 2002 point-and-click classic with updated visuals and quality-of-life changes while retaining Kate Walker’s journey with the automaton Oscar in pursuit of Hans Voralberg. Steam and franchise pages list November 6, 2025, with Xbox Wire detailing the modernization philosophy. Expect preserved narrative beats with technical upgrades.

‘Unbeatable’ (2025)

D-Cell Games’ hand-drawn rhythm adventure—published by Playstack—follows Beat and her band on the run in a world where music is illegal, blending story chapters with arcade-tight rhythm play. The official site and Steam page confirm the premise, with a release set for November 6, 2025. Announcements over the summer summarized platforms and the launch timing.

‘A Pizza Delivery’ (2025)

Developer Eric Osuna’s narrative exploration game sends you driving through surreal spaces, sharing pizza to unlock character stories and environmental puzzles. Steam confirms a November 7, 2025 release, with press notes from Gematsu and other outlets outlining the introspective premise and platforms. Expect meditative traversal and dialogue-rich encounters.

‘Ambrosia Sky: Act One’ (2025)

Soft Rains’ immersive-sim puts you on an asteroid colony devastated by a fungal contamination, where you harvest strains, clean outbreaks, and survive in systemic environments. The first act arrives November 10, 2025, per Steam and coverage from Polygon and Intel’s gaming editorial; previews highlight simulation-heavy “clean-’em-up” mechanics over mil-sci-fi tropes.

‘Mineral Madness’ (2025)

Whacky Mole Studio’s fast-paced arena game pits rival moles against one another in mineral-collecting brawls with physics-driven chaos and PvP modes. Steam and SteamDB list November 10, 2025 as the planned release date, and IGDB’s overview emphasizes the competitive, party-game angle. Expect quick rounds, destruction, and co-op/online options.

‘Bittersweet Birthday’ (2025)

From World Eater Games and publisher Raw Fury (PC first), this story-forward action game mixes boss-centric combat with mystery as you search for answers about a strange facility and the protagonist’s past. Press and Steam announcements confirm a November 11, 2025 PC release, with console versions to follow. A recent trailer outlined characters and the combat loop anchoring the narrative.

‘Goodnight Universe’ (2025)

Skybound-backed narrative adventure about a gifted baby navigating a world with telekinetic or psychic mechanics, this Tribeca-recognized project has a planned November 11, 2025 launch per Steam and publisher updates. Coverage in mainstream and enthusiast outlets has highlighted its webcam-driven or perspective-bending ideas, with new demos rolling out in early October.

‘Lumines Arise’ (2025)

Enhance’s reimagining of the classic puzzle series reunites the franchise’s music-driven block-dropping with modern visuals and modes. Official posts from Enhance confirm a fall 2025 window on PS5 and PC, with June’s State of Play reveal introducing the new direction; your list places its date on November 11, 2025. Expect signature EDM-synced gameplay from series leads at Enhance and Monstars.

‘Possessor(s)’ (2025)

Heart Machine (of ‘Hyper Light’ fame) teams with Devolver Digital for a fast, acrobatic side-scrolling action game that pairs host Luca with entity Rhem, blending precision combat and mobility. The studio hub and Steam page outline weapons, powers, and boss-forward design, with a November 11, 2025 date. Previews dig into dual-protagonist mechanics and dense encounter design.

‘Rue Valley’ (2025)

A time-loop noir RPG by Emotion Spark Studio and Owlcat Games, ‘Rue Valley’ focuses on role-play builds, dialogue-heavy investigation, and narrative reactivity across a surreal motel setting. Steam listings pin a planned date of November 11, 2025, and recent coverage likens its skill-driven playstyles to dialogue-centric RPGs. A public demo arrived earlier in the year.

‘Sacred 2 Remaster’ (2025)

THQ Nordic’s refreshed edition revisits Ancaria with modernized visuals and performance while preserving the ARPG’s open world, character classes, and co-op roots. Publisher communications this month have pointed to a November 11, 2025 launch on current platforms, reviving the 2008 cult favorite for a new audience. Expect QoL updates folded into the remaster.

‘Windswept’ (2025)

WeatherFell and Top Hat Studios’ 2D platformer stars Marbles the duck and Checkers the turtle in a co-op-friendly, 90s-inspired side-scroller. Steam lists November 11, 2025, and publisher announcements and press coverage unveiled the date alongside a trailer and platform spread. Mechanics emphasize duo abilities and classic stage variety.

‘Million Depth’ (2025)

Published by PLAYISM, this roguelike action game sends Moma a million floors underground to find “You,” using a “biotope jammer” to freeze time while stationary for tactical planning. Steam and Bitsummit pages outline crafting, time-stop strategy, and shifting timelines; the planned release is November 12, 2025. A public demo and community posts detail World α content ahead of launch.

‘Tombwater’ (2025)

Moth Atlas’s 2D soulslike western drops you in a cursed frontier town overrun by eldritch horrors, with deliberate melee combat and exploration-driven progression. The publisher Midwest Games outlines a hunt for the truth beneath Tombwater’s ghostly streets and caverns. The Steam page lists Moth Atlas as developer and frames the project’s grisly action-RPG loop; it’s slated for November 12, 2025 in your roster, with public materials currently labeling it “coming soon.” The setting leans hard into occult Wild West motifs and sanity-testing encounters.

‘Anno 117: Pax Romana’ (2025)

Ubisoft Mainz’s city-builder casts you as a Roman governor balancing prosperity, culture, and control across provinces like Latium and Albion. Official pages confirm the blend of city-building, trade, and strategy in the Roman era, plus a campaign that reacts to choices about peace, rebellion, and assimilation. The release date is November 13, 2025 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, with Ubisoft detailing launch content and a Year 1 Pass. Steam and Ubisoft store listings corroborate the date and platforms.

‘Hymer 2000’ (2025)

This interactive, text-driven puzzle from indie creator(s) listed on Steam has you conversing with a mysterious computer named Hymer and scouring log archives via free-text search to unravel a secret. The design centers on open-ended keyword investigation rather than fixed dialogue trees. A Switch version has also been announced alongside PC, with the console date set for November 13, 2025. Expect a narrative mystery delivered through terminal-style sleuthing and progressive clue discovery.

‘Call of Duty: Black Ops 7’ (2025)

Treyarch and Raven Software’s next Black Ops entry continues the subseries with single-player, multiplayer, and Zombies, featuring characters tied to earlier Black Ops storylines. Activision’s site confirms the core modes and the November 14, 2025 launch across PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. Coverage has also noted Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass day-one availability. Expect co-op campaign options and an expanded multiplayer slate alongside Zombies.

‘Clawpunk’ (2025)

An arcade-style 2D action game starring feline fighters, Clawpunk emphasizes melee-forward combat, destructible environments, and score-chasing runs. The Steam listing outlines a November 14, 2025 release and offers a demo showcasing the push-forward design and boss encounters. Community and SteamDB pages describe its roguelite-tinged systems and city-gang theme. The full game expands on the demo’s three heroes and destructible arenas.

‘Where Winds Meet’ (2025)

Everstone Studio’s wuxia open-world action adventure is set in a fictionalized 10th-century China, mixing martial arts styles, freeform exploration, and reactive narratives. NetEase and PlayStation communications, along with Steam, confirm PS5 and PC as launch platforms. The Western release is scheduled for November 14, 2025. Official posts detail closed beta testing, sect storylines, and the wuxia techniques you can combine into personalized combat.

‘Escape from Tarkov’ (2025)

Battlestate Games brings its long-running extraction shooter to a formal 1.0 launch after years of beta updates, with systemic looting, hardcore gunplay, and persistent progression between raids. The studio has announced a November 15, 2025 release and the arrival of a Steam page. Reporting highlights the history of wipes, major updates, and the transition from the standalone launcher to Steam availability. Expect the same tactical, high-stakes raids, now under a full release banner.

‘Solo Leveling: Arise Overdrive’ (2025)

Netmarble Neo’s action-RPG builds on ‘Solo Leveling’ with combat centered on Jin-Woo and a larger cast, expanding systems beyond the original mobile release. Official pages and press note a PC focus with Steam and Xbox app builds, various language options, and new content pillars. The release is set for November 17, 2025, per PC Gamer and community trailer roundups; a Steam page lists the title as an action RPG from Netmarble Neo. Expect expanded gear, story beats, and updated encounters.

‘Deadpool VR’ (2025)

Marvel and Meta are bringing the Merc with a Mouth to Quest with first-person melee and ranged combat, upgradeable weapons, and fast traversal. The official Marvel page and Meta’s storefront confirm an exclusive Quest launch on November 18, 2025. Materials describe a story premise involving Mojo’s intergalactic streaming shenanigans and combat arenas tailored for VR. It targets Quest 3/3S with platform-specific features.

‘Rune Ark’ (2025)

A dark-fantasy RPG that fuses match-3 combat with dungeon exploration, Rune Ark has you delve beneath a castle to confront eldritch threats while shaping narrative outcomes. The Steam page and SteamDB describe roguelite structure, choices, and a November 18, 2025 launch, with a demo available. Social posts confirm the reveal trailer and ongoing marketing beats. Expect grid-based puzzle battles tied to character progression and story paths.

‘Chessemble’ (2025)

This competitive strategy title riffs on chess with customizable pieces and novel win conditions, letting you build aggressive or defensive compositions before matching online. The Steam listing and demo page outline playable pieces, system requirements, and a planned release on November 19, 2025. SteamDB metadata highlights the “customize your board” concept central to the game. A public demo has been used for early balance feedback.

‘Demonschool’ (2025)

Necrosoft’s tactics RPG—published by Ysbryd Games—combines turn-based battles on grid maps with social-sim days on a haunted island campus. Official pages and Steam list the release date as November 19, 2025, after a prior schedule shift within 2025. Expect tightly scripted encounters, character-driven side stories, and a school calendar loop. Platform coverage includes PC and all major consoles.

‘The Thrill of the Fight 2’ (2025)

Ian Fitz’s VR boxing sequel exits early access with a full release on November 19, 2025 for Quest, adding a solo career structure and expanded training options. UploadVR’s recent report confirms the date and roadmap beyond the early access build. Official social channels echo the full-launch timing and mode details. The focus remains on room-scale, physics-grounded boxing with stamina and positioning at its core.

‘Unko Technica’ (2025)

From developer Udonpa and publisher Phoenixx Inc., this “precision poop platformer” tasks you with guiding a constantly running… well, “unko”… to the toilet using only jump timing across 150+ stages. The Steam page lists November 19, 2025, with multiple language options, while press and previews call out the Next Fest demo and its retro-neon presentation. Community and PR posts confirm award nods from Bandai Namco’s GYAAR Studio Indie Contest and Tokyo Game Show exhibition. It’s a single-button, high-difficulty action game built around repetition and mastery.

‘Winter Survival’ (2025)

DRAGO Entertainment’s survival sim reaches version 1.0 on November 19, 2025, after its early-access run on PC. Official and press materials highlight narrative elements woven into harsh, systemic survival—managing warmth, shelter, and sanity in a deadly winter. The studio confirms the price and PC storefronts at launch, with console versions planned later. A new story trailer accompanied the date announcement.

‘Demeo x Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked’ (2025)

Resolution Games partners with Wizards of the Coast for a co-op, turn-based tactical RPG set in the ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ Forgotten Realms. Official sites outline DM-less campaigns, cross-platform co-op for up to four players, and choice-driven scenarios. Steam sets the release for November 20, 2025. Expect two story campaigns at launch, with additional settings planned as post-launch content.

‘Kirby Air Riders’ (2025)

Nintendo has announced this follow-up to ‘Kirby Air Ride’ with Sakurai returning as director, expanding modes and modernizing City Trial for larger online lobbies. Multiple outlets report an exclusive Nintendo Switch 2 launch with revamped mechanics and a November 20, 2025 date. Coverage also notes new tracks, characters, and online support beyond the GameCube original. Expect a suite of racing and arena variants centered on Kirby’s gliding machines.

‘Neon Inferno’ (2025)

A 2D run-and-gun that blends side-scroller and gallery-shooter perspectives, Neon Inferno is set in a war-torn sci-fi city with solo and co-op play. The official site and press confirm multi-platform support, with a delay pushing release to November 20, 2025. Steam lists the date and provides a demo ahead of launch. Expect 32-bit-style pixel art, foreground/background firefights, and an arcade-tight challenge curve.

‘R-Type Delta HD Boosted’ (2025)

Irem’s 1999 classic returns with an HD “Boosted” edition, preserving the Force mechanic, multiple craft, and stage design while adding modern features and ancillary materials. Steam lists a November 20, 2025 release, and retailers outline standard and expanded editions. Expect original content with refreshed presentation and optional extras like OST and archives.

‘Samurai Academy: Paws of Fury’ (2025)

Set in Kakamucho and developed by Fishing Cactus with ZEROlife Games, this third-person action adventure follows Hank, a dog samurai, battling the Shogun’s cat armies. Product pages summarize melee combat, story progression, and a colorful martial setting. It is planned for November 20, 2025 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and PC, aligning with your platform list and date. The project details focus on character-driven missions, weapons, and level-based objectives.

‘Captain Wayne’ (2025)

This hand-drawn “boomer shooter” features fast FPS action across multiple themed locales, emphasizing quick movement, exaggerated weapons, and arena-style encounters. Store materials highlight the art direction, enemy variety, and a long-running public demo that previewed core mechanics. It is scheduled for November 25, 2025 on PC. The campaign structure showcases stage progression with boss battles and score-chasing.

‘Terminator 2D: No Fate’ (2025)

Bitmap Bureau develops this side-scrolling action title for Reef Entertainment, adapting set pieces and characters from ‘Terminator 2: Judgment Day’ with playable Sarah Connor, John Connor, and the T-800. Official materials outline run-and-gun combat, cinematic sequences, and stages inspired by the film’s locations. It is planned for November 26, 2025 on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch, and PC. The game details center on character abilities, weapon upgrades, and mission-based progression.

‘Nano Neighbors’ (2025)

An online idle/life-sim for PC, ‘Nano Neighbors’ populates your desktop or windowed view with customizable androids (“NANOs”) who work, decorate homes, and visit friends. Store descriptions note social features, cosmetic progression, and Discord integration for community hangouts. It is slated for November 27, 2025 on PC. Systems include scheduling, task automation, and neighborhood interactions among user-created NANOs.

What are you picking up first this month—drop your shortlists and most-anticipated in the comments!