Top 10 NEW Games of November 2023

November’s coming up fast, and you know what that means? A whole slew of new games and this year’s been good. Frankly, October, November, December, that’s the primetime stretch for the gaming public, so I’m excited for what’s coming. Hi, folks, it’s Falcon, and today on freegameshot, the top 10 new games of November, 2023.

“The Invincible,” I know it’s Polish, I know Starward Industries, the developer, is also Polish.

“The Witcher” is another example of a Polish developer adapting a Polish novel with good results, but this is nothing like “The Witcher.”

You’re not on Mars, you’re on a planet called Regis 3 and you’re searching for missing crew members and dealing with, I mean, with “Alien Isolation” listed as an inspiration, some kind of AI monster hunting you. And there’s a lot going on here and the narrative looks interesting.

They have a whole book to actually pull from, so if it all comes together, this is gonna be fantastic. I’m pretty excited for it. “The Invincible” is landing on PlayStation 5, Xbox series, and PC November 6th. And number nine is “The Day Before.” Yes, “The Day Before” is allegedly coming out.

There’s a rumor that it’s going to get delayed ’til December. but as of now, this game’s coming out November 10th, and it’s a game that, when it was announced, was pretty frigging impressive.

I’m not gonna lie, I’m a lot less impressed with it now that I’ve seen “Alan Wake 2,” and also, it’s not like they’ve put out footage of this game that really feels groundbreaking in any way. Graphically, yes, it’s pretty, but it’s also kind of empty, at least what we’ve seen so far.

And they’ve been somewhat secretive throughout the development process, understandably so, I guess. It seems like they may not have been sure that they were ever going to have the name “The Day Before,” and when they finally won their lawsuit, it triggered some activity, so to be fair, it may be that they feel empowered now.

We’ll see though, “The Day Before” is allegedly coming to PlayStation 5, the Xbox series, and PC November 10th. And number eight is “Like a Dragon Gaiden,” a game that, well, basically continues the “Yakuza” series, which has been continued as a JRPG, but also injects another variable.

So as we know, “Judgment” and “Lost Judgment” take place in the same world timeline and place as most of the “Yakuza” games. I mean, world and Timeline, all of the “Yakuza” games, and “Like a Dragon Gaiden” is kind of a branch sequel of “Yakuza 6,” where Kiryu has faked his death and is working as an agent for the Daidoji faction, and in all honesty, this looks a lot like “Judgment.

” Maybe not fully like it, like imagine “Judgment,” except you’re a secret agent kind of, but also still kind of a gang guy. You’re definitely not on the side of the law in this one, but still, considering the man who erased his name, “Judgment,” and now the “Like a Dragon,” and following that infinite wealth games are all kind of just continuing the story of “Yakuza 6” in their own way.

I’m kind of excited how all of these are eventually going to converge, because I feel like that has to happen eventually. I don’t know, these are all really good games and of course I’m looking forward to more Kiryu. I love “Yakuza,” or “Like a Dragon” as it’s now called, and I like that they’ve branched it out to have different gameplay styles and playing for different sides of the Lost slash factions, et cetera.

Top 10 NEW Games of November 2023

Basically, there’s nothing I can possibly complain about here, I love this world. It’s coming to the PlayStation, the Xboxes, and PC November 9th worldwide. And number seven is “STAR OCEAN THE SECOND STORY R,” a full remake of “STAR OCEAN THE SECOND STORY,” a PlayStation One game.

Now, I think this is interesting just based on aesthetic alone. The original “STAR OCEAN SECOND STORY” is an entirely 2-D game.

There were quite a few sprites on 3-D backgrounds-type games at the time, but “STAR OCEAN SECOND STORY” is actually not one of those. Now that being said, the battle system in the original “STAR OCEAN SECOND STORY” is that, and it’s probably why people have this type of memory oriented around the game.

Top 10 NEW Games of November 2023

Despite the fact that it had relatively small amounts of the game in this format, it really stuck. This being said, it’s a drastic jump in fidelity in terms of PlayStation versus current background capabilities for this game, and although it definitely feels familiar if you remember those battles from the original game, it is leaps and bounds beyond it.

Now, “STAR OCEAN THE SECOND STORY” is a fantastic, science fancy JRPG from the ’90s, and it brings with it everything you could possibly imagine from that genre and time. I’m excited, I really look forward to playing this game again, I love particularly mid to late ’90s JRPGs. “STAR OCEAN THE SECOND STORY R” is coming to the PlayStations, Nintendo Switch, and PC November 2nd.

Top 10 NEW Games of November 2023

And number six is “The Talos Principle 2,” the follow- up to the first-person puzzle game that, frankly, came out quite a while ago, almost a decade, nine years ago in 2014. I guess the best way to describe “Talos Principle” is a philosophy puzzler. A lot of the stuff that you know from “Portal” exists in “The Talos Principle” principle, but in terms of its scope of narrative, it’s a lot heavier than “Portal,” and this looks like a big jump up from the original “Talos Principle.”

Top 10 NEW Games of November 2023

First off, it’s a lot prettier for reasons that are probably obvious, it’s been a decade, but even for people who don’t love the narrative, “Talos Principle” was a good puzzle game, and to be frank, I’m looking forward to more of that. Now, I’m not saying that the story is bad or anything, I actually like the story quite a bit, but even just as a puzzle game, “Talos Principle” was top-notch.

“Talos Principle 2” is coming to PS5, Xbox series, and PC on November 2nd. And number five is “Persona 5 Tactica,” a game that just, to be frank, is a little confusing in terms of what it wants to be, so let me lay it out. It’s not “Fire Emblem.” I know that’s probably what people immediately think when they think JRPG goes tactical.

It’s actually a lot closer to “”XCOM,” and for my money, that’s a good idea. It is significantly more cartoony than even “Persona 5.” I’ve seen even a lot of “Mario + Rabbids” comparisons, which I mean, “Mario + Rabbids” awesome, great, sort of “XCOM” type tactical game.

Top 10 NEW Games of November 2023

Lots of its own ideas as well. Also, very different aesthetic, obviously. “Persona 5” is a world that just, the more narrative you can get out of it, the better. It’s really, really a dense, enjoyable world and I’m excited to jump back into it. And while I of course love “Persona 5” battle system, I’m actually kinda looking forward to playing it as an “XCOM” type game.

“Persona 5 Tactica” is coming to the PlayStations, the Xboxes, Nintendo Switch, and PC November 17th. And number four is “RoboCop: Rogue City,” a game that, I think, people have been kind of confused about because first of all, first person shooters are often about challenge, and “RoboCop” is kind of, well, an unstoppable badass in every possible way.

Top 10 NEW Games of November 2023

He’s also kind of a lumbering giant, but if you’ve played the demo for this game, it is actually extremely fun. For whatever reason, they really leaned into everything that makes RoboCop RoboCop, and it works. It’s a very different first person shooter, honestly. You are slow, you’re lumbering, you’re a tank, you can absorb bullets, tons of damage before it actually has any real effect on you.

Top 10 NEW Games of November 2023

It’s also gorgeous. It’s an Unreal Engine 5 game, and it shows. Honestly, there’s not really, I think, a lot that I can do to describe it. If you’ve played the demo, you know what this game is about. It’s a very different first person shooter that sounds like it shouldn’t work, but it does.

Top 10 NEW Games of November 2023

If the whole game is as good as that demo, I’m so in on “RoboCop: Rogue City.” It’s landing on Next Gen Console, so PlayStation 5, Xbox series, and also on PC November 2nd. And number three is “Football Manager 2024.” Everything about football, but playing football itself, and by football, I mean soccer for all of the Americans watching.

Top 10 NEW Games of November 2023

Sega is bringing us a game that is selling itself on quality of life upgrades, and obviously, roster changes, that’s of course a big deal. I mean, if you’re unfamiliar, there’s a lot going on in a “Football Manager” game. You’re talking about everything from team strategy on the field to finances.

“Football Manager” is a management sim, and it is a deep, granular one at that. “Football Manager” is landing on pretty much everything from Switch to the PlayStations to the Xboxes to PC November 6th. And number two is “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3,” the third in the reboot series for “Modern Warfare.

” Continuing the story, obviously. Nobody is gonna think that that’s not happening, but also “Call of Duty” isn’t specifically about the story. Obviously, we enjoy the “Call of Duty” campaigns here, but there’s a lot more. In terms of multiplayer, all 16 maps from “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2” from 2009 will be available.

Zombies is back. This one is open world apparently. I don’t know if that is going to amount to any really significant differences, in what is a horde zombies mode. “Call of Duty” zombies is always fun. They are changing it up a little. Apparently, it’s more structured like DMZ mode in “War Zone” rather than the round-based zombies that we’ve seen in previous games.

I’m not 100% on whether I consider that a welcome change or not. DMZ is fun though, I don’t know. It’s “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.” And as much as these games feel stereotypical sometimes, and obviously we’ve seen a million of them at this point, they’re usually good.

So yeah, “Modern Warfare 3” is coming to the PlayStations, the Xboxes, and PC on November 10th. And finally at number one, it’s “Super Mario RPG,” a full remake of truly a very well-beloved Super Nintendo RPG that, yeah, I’m excited for. This was an RPG that came out in, in my opinion, the heyday of RPGs, and it was among the best, honestly.

Nintendo was really smart. They were just like, you know what? Who makes the best RPGs? It’s Square, let’s have ’em make the Mario one. And they did, and it was great. Square didn’t slouch on the Mario part of “Mario RPG” either. A large part of “Mario RPG” is basically top-down platforming and it’s all fun.

Top 10 NEW Games of November 2023

I’m really excited to see how this game looks and plays with modern sensibilities. Obviously, they’re keeping it very, very similar to the original release in terms of mechanics. It’s still isometric and I think that’s the right way to go. That said, everything looks much more full of life and enjoyable than ever before. It was a pretty game on the Super Ninetendo.

This is, of course, a Switch exclusive. So everybody with a Switch who wants to play “Super Mario RPG” is gonna be doing it on November 17th. Couple of bonus games for you: “NARUTO X BORUTO Ultimate Ninja STORM CONNECTIONS,” that’s a mouthful of a name. It’s a 3-D action fighting game.

Top 10 NEW Games of November 2023

It looks pretty kinetic and action packed. That’s gonna be landing on the PlayStations, the Xboxes, Nintendo Switch, and PC on November 16th. “Song of Nunu: A League of Legends Story,” to be frank, a pretty interesting development. A single-player narrative adventure based on Nunu from “League of Legends.

” That’s coming to the Xboxes the PlayStations, Nintendo Switch, and PC November 1st. The Switch port of “Hogwarts Legacy,” which, I mean. We’ve seen “Hogwarts Legacy” on the PS4 versus the PS5 and PC version. I’m kind of impressed that it’s even going to be on Switch. But still, “Hogwarts Legacy” is hitting the Switch the 14th, and finally. “Tintin Reporter – Cigars of the Pharaoh” a game that is being touted as an extremely faithful reproduction of the “Tintin” comic.

Top 10 NEW Games of November 2023

I’m not gonna lie, I don’t really know. So I think for fans of “Tintin,” that’s going to be a lot of fun. It’s coming to the PlayStations, the Xboxes, Nintendo Switch, and PC November 7th.

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