November 2025 is shaping up to be a great month for PC gaming, with a diverse lineup of big strategy games, creative indie titles, and highly anticipated sequels. Here’s a look at the games releasing throughout the month—from November 1st to November 30th—including what they’re about, who made them, and where you can play them.
Tales of Old: Dominus (2025)
Launching on PC November 3rd, Tales of Old: Dominus is a medieval RPG where you play as Eric of Woldham, seeking revenge after the “Battle of the Brides.” Developed by Hvmana Industries MMD and published by indie.io, the game combines stealth, survival elements, crafting, and building your own base, all while managing a domain and leading troops against corrupt nobles. Expect realistic medieval combat and challenging survival mechanics – you’ll need to worry about hunger, thirst, and the elements. You can find more details on the game’s Steam page.
Europa Universalis V (2025)
Paradox Interactive’s new strategy game, Paradox Tinto, will be available on PC starting November 4th. Set between 1337 and 1837, the game lets players shape world history using a refined version of the well-known Clausewitz engine. Led by Johan Andersson, the sequel features improved AI and automation, allowing players to concentrate on key areas like trade, war, and diplomacy. It also boasts expanded economic systems, a redesigned map, and more detailed mechanics for the Holy Roman Empire. The game will launch on Windows PC.
Football Manager 26 (2025)
Sports Interactive’s Football Manager 2026 launches November 4th on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, iOS, and Android (published by SEGA). The new version features significant improvements, including redesigned set pieces, updated data displays, and more realistic refereeing tools – even with VAR presentations similar to those used in professional matches. The game also receives general UI and match engine updates. The PC version will offer the most in-depth analysis tools and the ability to continue your career across different platforms.
Master Lemon: The Quest For Iceland (2025)
Coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC on November 4th, this charming platformer is created by Marco Mangiante (known as “Master Lemon”) with levels designed by Oscar Puglisi. The game is a funny, collectible adventure inspired by classic arcade games, following a citrus-themed hero on a journey to Iceland. It’s a project made by a small, independent team who are proudly credited for their work.
Biped 2 (2025)
Launching November 5th on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC, Biped 2 builds on the original game’s cooperative, physics-based platforming. Developed in partnership between NExT Studios and META Publishing, the sequel introduces puzzles designed for two to four players and expands online co-op functionality across all platforms, including PC. Players can anticipate more complex, multi-step challenges that require teamwork.
Cairn (2025)
Originally planned for release on November 5th for PlayStation 5 and PC, Cairn is a challenging “survival-climber” game developed by The Game Bakers, the team behind Furi and Haven. The game puts you in the role of professional mountaineer Aava as she attempts a perilous climb up Mount Kami. The developers worked with experienced alpinist Élisabeth Revol to ensure the game feels authentic. However, the launch has been delayed until the first quarter of 2026 to allow for further refinement. The game is now listed on Steam with this new release window. Cairn focuses on realistically controlling your character’s limbs, using pitons as checkpoints, and carefully managing stamina. It will still be available on PlayStation 5 and PC.
Dinkum (2025)
The relaxing farming and town-building game, Dinkum, will be released on Nintendo Switch on November 5th. It’s already available on PC and was created by James Bendon (DETSDo Pty Ltd). Krafton is publishing the Switch version. Nintendo highlights that the game includes farming, building a town, collecting bugs and fish, and playing with friends online. The Switch version also includes special bonuses not found in the Early Access PC version.
Plagun (2025)
Get ready for Plagun – The Plague Goes On, a quirky, pixelated shooter coming to PC on November 5th! Developed by Talkinguns, this roguelike game is set in a post-apocalyptic world where a cure for death went horribly wrong. It started as a mobile game for Android and is now hitting Steam as an affordable indie title. Expect fast-paced, run-based shooting, plenty of mutations, and a retro look.
The Fable: Manga Build Roguelike (2025)
Coming to Switch and PC on November 5th (and other platforms soon after), this new tactical puzzle game is based on Katsuhisa Minami’s manga, ‘The Fable,’ and developed by MONO ENTERTAINMENT. Published by Kodansha, the game features a unique combat system where you arrange manga panels to take your turn. Players will control characters like the hitman Akira, his partner Yoko, and assassin Suzuki.
Syberia – Remastered (2025)
On November 6th, the classic adventure game Syberia returns, remastered for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Players once again step into the shoes of Kate Walker, a lawyer journeying across Europe and Russia in search of the mysterious Hans Voralberg. This updated version, developed by Virtuallyz Gaming and Microids Studio Paris and published by Microids, features improved graphics and a user interface while staying true to the original’s unique, clockwork-inspired story.
Unbeatable (2025)
D-CELL GAMES’ new rhythm-adventure game, UNBEATABLE, will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC starting November 6th, published by Playstack. Andrew Tsai and RJ Lake directed the game, with RJ Lake composing the music alongside other artists. The project originally began as a successful Kickstarter campaign in 2021, starting with a demo known as ‘[white label]’. The official release date was announced in August and has been widely shared on social media.
A Pizza Delivery (2025)
Coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on November 7th, A Pizza Delivery is a story-driven adventure game created by Eric Osuna and published by Dolores Entertainment. The game features a unique road trip format where delivering pizza reveals the personal stories of those you meet. It includes light puzzles and a calming, mysterious world to explore. The release date and platforms have been confirmed by SteamDB and various news outlets.
Ambrosia Sky: Act One (2025)
The first chapter of Ambrosia Sky, a narrative adventure game by Soft Rains, will be available on PC November 10th. The game explores themes of memory and identity within a beautiful, otherworldly city. Initial previews praise its stunning visuals and story that unfolds through player choices and conversations, paving the way for future installments.
Mineral Madness (2025)
Get ready to dig! Whacky Mole Studio’s Mineral Madness, an action-packed mining and collecting game, launches on PC November 10th. The game, described as an action-roguelite, features fast-paced digging, upgrades, and avoiding hazards – all while you try to achieve the highest score. You can find more information, including the confirmed release date, on its Steam page.
Bittersweet Birthday (2025)
Bittersweet Birthday, a story-focused action adventure game from World Eater Games and published by DANGEN Entertainment, will release on PC on November 11th, with console versions coming later. The game centers around a character who has lost their memory and is being pursued through a complex, where each confrontation is a challenging, multi-stage boss battle. Details about available languages and where to buy the game were also announced, and the PC release date has been officially confirmed by the developers.
Goodnight Universe (2025)
Launching November 11th on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, Switch, and PC, Goodnight Universe is a new game from the creators of Before Your Eyes (Graham Parkes and Oliver Lewin) and published by Skybound Games. You play as Isaac, a six-month-old baby who is developing psychic powers. The game uses face-tracking technology (on compatible devices) allowing you to control the game with the camera, and it recently won the 2024 Tribeca Games Award. Both the game’s creators and its award win demonstrate its quality and potential.
Lumines Arise (2025)
The puzzle game Lumines Arise will be released on November 11th for PS5 (with optional PS VR2 support) and PC. It’s a collaboration between Enhance and Monstars Inc., and was overseen by the team behind Tetsuya Mizuguchi. New features include fresh game modes, leaderboards, and virtual reality compatibility, building on the series’ well-known blend of music, visuals, and puzzle gameplay. You can find more details, including supported languages and the release date, on the Steam page and the PlayStation blog.
Possessor(s) (2025)
Heart Machine’s action game, Possessor(s), will be released on November 11th for PlayStation 5 and PC. The game is a fast-paced side-scroller where you play as Luca, who’s connected to a powerful, violent being named Rhem. Together, they must navigate a crumbling city under quarantine. The game features multiple weapons, upgrades to help you move around, and exciting, fast-moving battles – continuing the style of Heart Machine’s previous games, Hyper Light Drifter and Solar Ash. Recent announcements confirm Heart Machine is developing the game, and the release date of November 11th fits with previously announced plans for a 2025 launch.
Rue Valley (2025)
Launching November 11th on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC, Rue Valley is a story-driven RPG developed by Emotion Spark Studio and published by Owlcat Games. The game centers around a man stuck repeating the same day in a peculiar motel town. The game’s Steam page highlights its focus on mental health and a collaboration with the Movember foundation. Early reports suggest the game’s characters and systems are similar to those in Disco Elysium. The PC version will be available on November 11th, with console versions to follow.
Sacred 2 Remaster (2025)
On November 11th, THQ Nordic will release a remastered version of the 2008 action RPG Sacred 2 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. This new version includes all previously released expansions, improved combat, a redesigned user interface, and full controller support. It’s set in the familiar world of Ancaria and features the iconic theme song by Blind Guardian, staying true to the original game. You can find details about what’s included and the release schedule on official storefronts and the THQ Nordic website.
Million Depth (2025)
Launching on PC November 12th, Million Depth is a unique action-strategy roguelike where you dig a million layers underground to find someone called “You.” Developed by Cyber Space Biotope and published by PLAYISM, the game features a pixel-art crafting system and turn-based battles that happen only when you’re moving. Both Steam and PLAYISM have confirmed the release date and platform.
Share which November PC release you’re most excited to play in the comments!
Tombwater (2025)
Get ready for Tombwater, a challenging 2D action RPG inspired by the Souls-like genre. Developed by Max Mraz (known for Yarntown) and published by Midwest Games, it’s launching on PC via Steam on November 12th. The game takes place in a cursed Wild West town filled with terrifying creatures. Expect over 20 challenging boss battles, interconnected areas both above and below ground, and a unique combat system blending swords, guns, and mystical powers. A demo is available now on Steam, giving players a taste of the full experience.
Anno 117: Pax Romana (2025)
The city-building strategy game Anno 117: Pax Romana will launch on PC November 13th. Developed by Ubisoft Mainz and published by Ubisoft, this installment takes the series back to Ancient Rome, earlier than any previous game. Players will take control of provinces like Latium and Albion, focusing on trade, culture, and political decisions on a large strategy map. The game will also be available on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, and features a fresh approach to starting new provinces with more detailed systems.
Hymer 2000 (2025)
Launching November 13th on PC (with plans for consoles later), Hymer 2000 is a puzzle adventure game where you interact with a mysterious computer named Hymer through text-based conversations. You’ll solve puzzles by freely searching for keywords to uncover hidden logs and clues, ultimately revealing Hymer’s story before it’s permanently shut down. The game is a narrative mystery that gives you freedom in how you investigate. It’s available on Windows PC through Steam.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 (2025)
The latest Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will be available November 14th on PC, PlayStation 5/4, and Xbox. The game will include campaign, multiplayer, and Zombies modes. It will be available on PC Game Pass and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate on day one, and will also support older generation consoles. Players can test out the multiplayer features in a beta in October, and Activision has shared the PC system requirements and details about cross-progression.
Clawpunk (2025)
Launching November 14th on PC (with plans for consoles later), CLAWPUNK is a fast-paced, 2D roguelite where you battle using melee attacks. The game features a cast of cat fighters and takes place in arenas you can completely destroy. It focuses on rewarding aggressive play and encourages players to try for high scores with each run. The game is published by Megabit Publishing and is available on Steam.
Where Winds Meet (2025)
Everstone Studio’s new action-adventure game, set in tenth-century China, launches on November 14th for PC and PS5. Players can explore an open world, engage in sword-based combat, and team up or compete with others online. The game will be free-to-play on PlayStation, with rewards for those who sign up before release. It will support multiple languages and offer a variety of online features. It’s available on Windows PC and PS5 at launch.
Escape from Tarkov (2025)
I’m so hyped! Battlestate Games finally announced that Escape from Tarkov is officially launching on November 15th for PC! It’s been in testing for years, and it’s amazing to see all the work they’ve put in – totally overhauling the systems and everything. It’s staying PC-exclusive for now, and you’ll need to launch it through their official launcher, but honestly, I’ve been waiting for this for so long, I don’t care how I get it!
Solo Leveling: Arise Overdrive (2025)
Netmarble is releasing Solo Leveling: ARISE OVERDRIVE, an action-RPG for PC based on the popular manhwa. The game is expected to launch on PC in mid-to-late November, with Steam listing November 24th as the release date. It will require a Windows PC to play and focuses on exciting combat with special skills and character development. This version is a standalone PC game based on the Solo Leveling story and includes the option to play with friends. While currently planned for PC, the developers have hinted at future releases on other platforms.
Rune Ark (2025)
The dark-fantasy puzzle RPG Rune Ark will be released on PC via Steam on November 18th. A demo is currently available, and the game is expected to launch with a discounted price. Information on Steam and other sources confirms this release timeframe.
Chessemble (2025)
Launching on PC November 19th, Chessemble is a fresh take on chess. It combines the classic game with deck-building mechanics, letting you customize pieces and trigger exciting effects on the board. Developed and published by Giga Glitch, the game will be available on Windows PC. A demo is available with limited matchmaking features, and the minimum system requirements have been announced.
Demonschool (2025)
The tactical RPG Demonschool from Necrosoft Games will release on PC and consoles on November 19th, published by Ysbryd Games. The game features strategic, turn-based combat where you plan your moves carefully, a story centered around a student named Faye, and a horror-themed narrative set on an island. The release date was previously set for September but has been moved to November. You can find it on Steam and other PC game stores.
Unko Technica (2025)
Get ready to run! UNKO TECHNICA, a fast-paced, neon-colored auto-runner, launches on PC via Steam on November 19th. Developed by Udonpa and published by Phoenixx, the game challenges you to guide the constantly moving “unko” character to the nearest toilet by perfectly timing jumps and other actions. The game features a retro style focused on simple, high-score gameplay and will be available in both English and several Asian languages.
Winter Survival (2025)
The survival game Winter Survival officially launches on PC on November 19th, marking the end of its Early Access period. Version 1.0 includes a completed story, lots of new content, and improvements to gameplay balance. Developers have emphasized new narrative chapters, expanded crafting options, and general quality-of-life enhancements. The game is available on Windows PC.
Demeo x Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked (2025)
Resolution Games is releasing Demeo x Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked on PC on November 20th. This game combines easy-to-learn turn-based battles with cooperative dungeon exploration, featuring classic Dungeons & Dragons character classes like paladins, sorcerers, rangers, and rogues. It will be available on both regular computers and VR headsets, as well as PlayStation 5, and will cost $29.99. You can find more details on the official website and Steam page.
Neon Inferno (2025)
Zenovia Interactive’s Neon Inferno is a fast-paced 2D shooter with both run-and-gun and gallery-shooter elements. Set in a futuristic New York City in 2055, it will be available on PC November 19th (details and availability may vary by region). The game, published by Retroware, lets you play as assassins Angelo Morano and Mariana Vitti, offering combat in both the foreground and background, exciting vehicle chases, and local co-op. It also supports multiple languages, shared/split-screen co-op, Steam achievements, and Remote Play Together.
R-Type Delta HD Boosted (2025)
R-Type Delta: HD Boosted is a remastered version of the 1998 game, featuring updated graphics and new music from the original composers. It will be available on PC starting November 20th, and is also planned for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. Developed by City Connection (building on the legacy of IREM) and Clear River Games, the game includes extra modes and a complete soundtrack available as downloadable content. Details about the launch and which platforms it’s on can be found on Steam and the publisher’s website.
Samurai Academy: Paws of Fury (2025)
Inspired by the movie ‘Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank,’ Samurai Academy: Paws of Fury is an action-adventure game coming to PC on November 20th. Developed by Fishing Cactus and ZEROlife Games and published by Maximum Entertainment, the game lets you play as Hank as he defends Kakamucho from the Shogun’s cat army. Expect fast-paced combat with slashing attacks, quick movement, and a fun story. It will also be available on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5, as confirmed by listings on Nintendo and Steam.
Captain Wayne – Vacation Desperation (2025)
Ciaran Games’ new retro-style first-person shooter, published by Silver Lining Interactive, is coming to PC on November 25th. The game is a fast-paced, over-the-top action experience set on a disastrous cruise ship, featuring a captain who loves to smoke and fights with a unique arm-mounted shotgun amidst plenty of cartoonish violence. A demo will be available before the full game launches on Steam for Windows PC.
Terminator 2D: No Fate (2025)
Bitmap Bureau created Terminator 2D: No Fate, a retro-style side-scrolling game based on the world of Terminator 2. Reef Entertainment will publish the game on PC and consoles starting November 26th, after a slight delay. The delay was caused by issues with international trade and tariffs affecting the special Collector’s Edition. The game features characters that look like their movie counterparts and has a 16-bit visual style reminiscent of classic arcade games from the early 1990s. It will be available on PC and all major gaming consoles.
Nano Neighbors (2025)
On November 27th, the PC game Nano Neighbors will be released. It’s a unique blend of life simulation and idle gameplay where you create and personalize a small AI companion called a “NANO,” design its living space, and connect with other characters. The game’s Steam page details how you can customize, decorate, and grow your NANO, and the developers, Studio BitDot, have confirmed the release date along with an upcoming demo.
Tell us which of these late-November PC launches you’re planning to play first in the comments!
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