This week's game launches on PC, PS5, Xbox: November 2026 (Week 46)

The second week of November brings a varied selection of video game releases, offering something for fans of football management, real-time strategy, fantasy action, classic animation, and relaxing puzzle experiences. With six titles scheduled to arrive between November 9 and 15, the week promises a diverse mix of genres and audiences.

From the return of familiar franchises to new adventures inspired by beloved entertainment properties, here are the games to look out for this week.

November 9 – 15 releases

November 10 – Football Manager 27

One of the biggest releases of the week for football enthusiasts is Football Manager 27, developed by Sports Interactive and published by SEGA. The latest installment in the long-running management simulation series invites players to take control of their favorite clubs, build their squads and turn their footballing ambitions into reality.

The game puts particular emphasis on managerial decision-making, from defining a team's playing philosophy and developing young academy prospects to identifying transfer opportunities and deciding which established players no longer fit the project. One of its major additions is Tactical Effectiveness, a system designed to measure how well a squad's players are suited to the manager's preferred style of football. Training has also been refreshed to place greater emphasis on individual and collective development.

For anyone who enjoys the combination of football, statistics, tactical planning and long-term club building, Football Manager 27 promises another substantial management experience.

November 10 – Ashes of the Singularity II

Strategy fans will also have a major release to look forward to on November 10 with Ashes of the Singularity II, developed by Oxide Games and published by Stardock Entertainment. This real-time strategy sequel focuses on enormous military conflicts in which players command vast armies fighting for control of entire worlds.

Set across the solar system, the game features three competing factions: the forces of Earth, the mechanical artificial intelligence known as the Substrate, and the mysterious Post-Human Coalition. Each represents a different approach to the conflict, giving players the opportunity to experience the war from several perspectives. Ashes of the Singularity II places the emphasis on large-scale warfare, battlefield management and strategic decision-making. Players must coordinate their forces and make effective use of their military resources to overcome their opponents.

The game supports single-player campaigns as well as cooperative and competitive online multiplayer. This makes it an interesting proposition for both RTS veterans who enjoy challenging solo experiences and players who prefer testing their strategies against other commanders.

November 10 – Warhammer Survivors

The Warhammer universe takes on a different gameplay style with Warhammer Survivors, developed and published by Auroch Digital, the studio behind Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun. Created in partnership with Games Workshop and poncle, the developers of Vampire Survivors, the game brings the popular bullet-heaven survival formula into the grim darkness of the far future and the fantastical Mortal Realms.

Players will be able to choose from more than 40 iconic characters drawn from Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar. These include familiar figures such as Commissar Sebastian Yarrick, Stormcast Eternal Neave Blacktalon and Malum Caedo from Boltgun. Each character comes with unique starting statistics and weapons, meaning that choosing a different champion can significantly change the way a run unfolds. Combat revolves around surviving increasingly dangerous waves of enemies while collecting weapons, upgrades and power-ups. Combining weapons with passive abilities allows players to develop increasingly devastating attacks.

Progression continues between runs, too. Collecting gold and discovering special paint pots allows players to unlock additional character forms, secrets and collectibles. With its pixel-art presentation and fast-paced survival mechanics, Warhammer Survivors offers a fresh and accessible way to experience the franchise.

November 10 – DreamWorks Shrek 2 Remastered

One of the week's most nostalgic releases arrives on November 10 with DreamWorks Shrek 2 Remastered. The remastered version brings back the classic action-adventure game inspired by the popular animated film, allowing players to revisit the fairytale kingdom of Far Far Away with Shrek, Fiona, Donkey and their friends. The adventure takes players through familiar locations, from Shrek's swamp to Fiona's castle, with levels inspired by memorable moments from the movie. Gameplay combines straightforward action, exploration and environmental puzzles, as players smash, throw and kick their way through enemies and challenging encounters.

The game is perfect for those who remember the original game and its humorous interpretation of the film's characters and adventures. With its colorful fantasy setting and recognizable cast, the remaster is a welcome trip down memory lane for fans of the franchise.

November 12 – Barbie Rewind

November 12 brings Barbie Rewind, a release aimed at players who enjoy colorful adventures and the enduring appeal of one of the world's most recognizable entertainment brands. The game brings together a new DreamHouse decoration experience and a collection of classic Barbie video games from the 1990s and 2000s. It offers a combination of interior design, collectibles, classic games and nostalgic appeal that is likely to attract longtime Barbie fans.

November 12 – Moomin: Midsummer Madness

Also scheduled for November 12, Moomin: Midsummer Madness offers a more whimsical alternative for the week. The story begins as Midsummer approaches in Moominvalley, but a sudden flood disrupts the celebrations and leaves the Moomins stranded. Players take control of Moomintroll and Little My as they explore a mysterious old theater caught in the flood, meeting familiar characters and encountering unexpected situations along the way. Its title evokes the atmosphere of summer celebrations and unexpected adventures, making it particularly appealing to players looking for a more relaxed experience.

A Week of Variety

The November 9–15 release window offers an interesting mix of gaming experiences. Football Manager 27 and Ashes of the Singularity II cater to players who enjoy planning and strategic decision-making, while Warhammer Survivors brings a more action-oriented approach. Meanwhile, DreamWorks Shrek 2 Remastered and Barbie Rewind tap into nostalgia and familiar entertainment, and Moomin: Midsummer Madness provides a more whimsical adventure.

This week's releases offer plenty of options to explore. Use our comparator to find the best deals for your favorite games and get them at the cheapest price.