The 9 most outstanding video games of this November
The penultimate month of the year slows down the pace of major productions with an eye on the imminent Christmas holidays.

This November is packed with new releases that are sure to surprise even the most casual gamers. In the coming days, we'll see installments from long-running franchises, retro-style titles, and two exclusives for Nintendo's new console, among others.
November 4 | PC, Switch 2, Switch, PS5, PS4, XSeries, XOne, Android, iOS | Ages 3+
A new installment in the long-running sports simulation series from Sports Interactive and Sega, where the player takes on the role of manager and coach of a football club. The game maintains its commitment to tactical depth and realistic management of the squad, transfers, and finances. New to this edition are a revamped graphics engine and more dynamic AI, better reflecting both player emotions and crowd reactions. It's available on all major platforms, including mobile.
November 6 | Switch 2 | Ages 12+
A new episode ofspin-off Hyrule Warriors, which explores the strategic action known as musou, in which the player embodies a hero amidst great battles, within the universe of The Legend of ZeldaThe gameplay is similar to that of the series. Dynasty Warriorsalso from developer Koei Tecmo. The Switch 2 exclusive is considered a canonical prequel to the latest Tears of the KingdomThe game explores key moments in Hyrule's history and lets you control characters like Princess Zelda and King Rauru to face the hordes of the evil Ganondorf. A notable new feature is the inclusion of a local cooperative mode.
November 13 | PC, PS5, XSeries | Ages 12+
Ubisoft continues its strategy and city-building saga, this time set during the Pax Romana period of the Roman Empire. Players must manage the diplomacy, trade, and military control of a province and make the decisions that will shape its future. The game offers a campaign with two protagonists, Marcus and Marcia, and the option to choose between governing the Italian province of Latium or the Celtic territories of Albion. The focus on a more narrative and cinematic approach aims to breathe new life into the classic formula of the series.
November 13 | PC, Switch 2, Switch, PS5, PS4, XSeries, Android, iOS | Ages 12+
Victory Road It is the latest game in the franchise cross-media Inazuma Elevenalso present in comics and series that have even been seen in Catalan televisionThis new chapter in the football saga developed by Level-5 combines a story of personal growth with spectacular and tactical matches. This installment allows you to relive classic moments from the series.anime It features over 4,500 recruitable characters, as well as improved role-playing mechanics and greater strategic depth. It's also available on virtually all current platforms.
November 14 | PC, PS5, Android, iOS | Ages 12+
Where Winds Meet It's a free-to-play game published by NetEase, featuring action RPG gameplay, a vast open world, and optional online multiplayer. The title is set in the genre wuxiaThe game, which draws on Chinese fantasy literature and tells the adventures of martial arts heroes, has only been available in China for almost a year, where it has amassed millions of downloads. Now it's coming to the West on several platforms, including mobile, most of which are capable of displaying more elaborate graphics.
November 14 | PC, PS5, PS4, XSeries, XOne | 18+
This is the twenty-second installment in the saga Call of Duty, and the eighth in the subseries Black Opswhich has a less realistic and more dynamic approach than other titles such as those of Modern WarfareThe title introduces a story set in 2035, shortly after the events of Black Ops II (2012), allowing it to be played solo or cooperatively. As usual, Activesion's first-person shooter also includes online multiplayer modes and the classic cooperative mode. Zombies.
November 19 | PC, Switch 2, Switch, PS5, PS4, XSeries, XOne | Ages 12+
This indie tactical role-playing game boasts elaborate retro-style graphics and features an interesting story with a touch of horror. Demonschool It draws a lot of inspiration from the saga Person not only in its combat, but also in the social dynamics and the way its protagonists navigate university life. Faye and her eccentric companions will have to face demons and other evil enemies while exploring a mysterious island.
November 20 | Switch 2 | Ages 7+
The second Switch 2 exclusive game to arrive this November is a spin-off from the saga Kirbyand also the sequel to Kirby Air Ride (2003) for the GameCube console. The racing game is directed and developed by its original creator, Masahiro Sakurai, with support from Bandai Namco and Sora Ltd. The title has gameplay similar to the recent Mario Kart WorldBut it seeks to differentiate itself with the saga's signature ability to absorb opponents' powers, as well as with varied game modes that also include online and local multiplayer.
November 26 | PC, Switch 2, Switch, PS5, PS4, XSeries, XOne | Ages 16+
A new title from the English studio Bitmap Bureau, specializing in retro-style video games. The offering embraces the genre of run and gun (runs and shoots) like in the classics Against (1987) or Metal Slug (1996), but set in the cinematic universe of TerminatorThe video game proposes reliving the films, as well as some of the iconic scenes and locations, in 15 highly detailed, stylish levels. pixel artIn addition, the title incorporates several arcade modes to extend gameplay hours, as well as the possibility of changing the plot's outcome once the levels have been completed.