All the PlayStation Games Releasing in November 2025

November is stacked with PlayStation releases, from strategy mainstays and city-builders to stylish indies and nostalgic remasters—plus a few surprise new IPs. Below you’ll find every PlayStation game on your list, each with a quick brief on what it is, who’s making it, and exactly when and where you can play it this month.

Football Manager 26 (2025)

Sports Interactive and Sega bring a series-wide tech refresh as FM26 debuts on the Unity engine, with the main PC/console editions rebuilt while the Mobile edition remains on the legacy tech. It launches on November 4 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, with Mobile out on iOS/Android via Netflix and Apple Arcade, and a Switch “Touch” edition following in December. Expect the familiar management depth, overhauled UI/UX, and the usual licensed leagues. The PS5 version is optimized for controller play alongside PC and Xbox editions.

Master Lemon: The Quest For Iceland (2025)

A narrative adventure by Pepita Digital, Master Lemon follows a young polyglot named Lemon who uses language to resist a memory-eating threat. It releases November 4 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and PC. The game emphasizes puzzle-driven storytelling and branching choices, inspired by true events. Storefronts list Pepita Digital as developer/publisher and detail the language-centric mechanics.

Biped 2 (2025)

NExT Studios and META Publishing’s co-op puzzle-adventure sequel brings back robots Aku and Sila with up to four-player online support and cross-platform releases. It’s out November 5 on PS5/PS4, Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One, Switch, and PC. Expect new teamwork mechanics, fresh stages, and playful physics-puzzle design. PlayStation and Steam listings confirm date and modes.

Cairn (2025)

From The Game Bakers (Furi, Haven), Cairn is a survival-climbing game starring mountaineer Aava as she attempts an unscaled peak. A PS Blog post confirmed a November 5 PS5 date, while store pages outline its “survival climber” systems—placing pitons, reading routes, and managing stamina in harsh conditions. The PC version is slated for 2026, but the PS5 release lands this month. Platforms and date: PS5 (Nov 5) and PC later.

Syberia – Remastered (2025)

Microids’ modernized edition of Benoît Sokal’s classic adventure rebuilds environments and puzzles with new controls and fully overhauled 3D art by Virtuallyz Gaming and Microids Studio Paris. It launches November 6 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Quest 3 on Nov 13). The remaster revisits Kate Walker’s search for Hans Voralberg with updated UI and clockpunk atmosphere intact. Platforms and date are confirmed via Microids and storefronts.

Unbeatable (2025)

D-CELL Games’ anime-styled rhythm adventure—published by Playstack—arrives November 6 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Set where music is illegal, it blends band-on-the-run narrative segments with high-energy rhythm battles. Announcement materials and coverage showcase the soundtrack-driven story and release plans. Platforms and date are locked for console and PC.

A Pizza Delivery (2025)

From developer Eric Osuna and publisher Dolores Entertainment, this narrative exploration game sends you on a surreal final delivery across shifting landscapes. It releases November 7 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, with a Steam page outlining story beats and meditative driving/puzzle elements. Storefronts confirm the date and platforms.

Goodnight Universe (2025)

From Nice Dream (creators of Before Your Eyes) and Skybound Games, Goodnight Universe casts you as Isaac, a 6-month-old developing psychic powers while a tech corporation closes in. It launches November 11 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch/“Switch 2,” and PC. Platforms, premise, and date are listed on the PlayStation and Steam pages, with Skybound as publisher.

Lumines Arise (2025)

Enhance’s next entry in the music-puzzle series—with Tetsuya Mizuguchi as executive producer—introduces new mechanics and PS VR2 support. A PS Blog post confirms the November 11 PS5 launch (PC also listed by press) and a pre-release demo window, while Enhance’s site highlights staff and TGS appearances. Platforms and date: PS5 (Nov 11) and PC.

Possessor(s) (2025)

Heart Machine (Hyper Light) and Devolver Digital deliver a fast, combat-forward 2.5D action side-scroller set in the flooded, interdimensional Sanzu City. It releases November 11 on PS5 and PC (with consoles broadly in 2025). Official pages outline its movement tech, boss design, and dual-protagonist setup with Luca and Rhem. Platforms and date are listed by PlayStation/Steam and publisher sites.

Rue Valley (2025)

Developed by Emotion Spark Studio and published by Owlcat Games, this isometric narrative RPG follows a man trapped in a time loop with personality-driven systems affecting dialogue and behavior. It’s slated for November 11 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and PC, with the official site and PC press noting the Owlcat partnership and time-loop premise. Storefronts and media mention console versions alongside PC.

Sacred 2 Remaster (2025)

THQ Nordic’s remaster of Sacred 2: Fallen Angel includes modern UI, refined combat, and bundled expansions, with developer involvement from SparklingBit and Funatics. It launches digitally November 11 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, with platform pricing details and an overview of Ancaria’s T-Energy crisis in press materials. The publisher’s hub and Steam page provide feature rundowns.

Windswept (2025)

WeatherFell’s platformer—published by Top Hat Studios—offers 40+ stages, collectibles, and leader-switching abilities that alter move sets. It releases November 11 on PS5/PS4, Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One, Switch, and PC. PlayStation and Steam pages plus a release-date announcement confirm platforms and the November date.

Anno 117: Pax Romana (2025)

Ubisoft Mainz’s next city-builder sends you to Ancient Rome with dual starting regions (Latium or Albion) and a governor role that can nurture loyalty or foment rebellion. It launches November 13 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Official posts and pages detail its systems, mod-support plans, and the release date.

Hymer 2000 (2025)

An interactive text-based puzzle mystery by doBell (publisher: indienova), Hymer 2000 revolves around free-form conversations with a computer named Hymer to uncover its secrets. It arrives November 13 on PS5/PS4, Switch, and PC, with store listings outlining the open-ended keyword search and narrative structure. Developer and date are confirmed via Steam and news posts.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 (2025)

Developed by Treyarch with Raven, the next Black Ops introduces a co-op campaign, new multiplayer systems, and the continuation of the Zombies Dark Aether storyline. It launches November 14 on PS5/PS4, Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One, and PC, and is a day-one Game Pass title; Activision’s site and support pages list date, modes, and editions. Beta details and date confirmations were published in October.

Clawpunk (2025)

Kittens in Timespace’s arcade-style action platformer—published by Megabit Publishing—drops players into Feral City for roguelike runs with feline flair. It launches November 14 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and PC, with PlayStation/Steam pages confirming date and features. Media previews highlight its flashy combat and platformer structure.

Where Winds Meet (2025)

Everstone Studio’s open-world Wuxia action-adventure set in 10th-century China emphasizes martial arts styles, freeform exploration, and player-driven reputation. It launches November 14 on PS5 and PC, with a free-to-play model confirmed on PlayStation’s blog and release-date coverage from Gamescom. Official channels recap its beta schedule and lore.

Demonschool (2025)

Necrosoft Games and Ysbryd Games’ tactics RPG—styled after campus horror dramas—mixes grid-based combat with social sim systems. After a late-summer delay, it releases November 19 on PS5/PS4, Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One, Switch, and PC. The official site and news posts outline characters, school-life structure, and the new date.

Neon Inferno (2025)

Zenovia Interactive and Retroware’s cyberpunk run-and-gun shifted from October to November 20 across PS5/PS4, Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One, Switch, and PC. Press releases and store listings confirm the new date and platforms, with physical details coming later. Expect arcade-paced shooting with a neon-drenched aesthetic.

R-Type Delta HD Boosted (2025)

City Connection and Clear River Games remaster the 1998 classic with high-resolution visuals, QoL options, and new modes. It launches November 20 on PS5/PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and PC. Publisher pages, Steam, and trailer releases confirm the date and feature set.

Samurai Academy: Paws of Fury (2025)

Set in the world of the animated film ‘Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank,’ this third-person action adventure stars Hank as he defends Kakamucho against the Shogun’s forces. Developed by Fishing Cactus and ZEROlife Games and published by Maximum Entertainment France, it releases November 20 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and PC. Store pages outline playable characters, languages, and platform support.

Terminator 2D: No Fate (2025)

Bitmap Bureau’s retro-style shooter—published by Reef Entertainment—recreates and expands scenes from ‘Terminator 2: Judgment Day,’ with playable segments for Sarah, John, and the T-800. Following a short delay, it launches November 26 on PS5/PS4, Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One, Switch, and PC. Official pages and coverage note licensing details and the revised date.

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