In November, we’ll get games based on “RoboCop” and “The Walking Dead,” but also some role-playing games with Super Mario and other bits and pieces.
After a busy October with titles like “Marvel’s Spider-Man 2,” “Super Mario Bros. Wonder,” and “Alan Wake 2,” November offers a slightly fewer hit movies, but there’s still plenty to enjoy.
here Five matches The one to look out for, which will be released in November.
“RoboCop: Rogue City”
In 1997, director Paul Verhoeven’s “RoboCop” took the world by storm, and not least young people, with its strong hero, earnest action and fierce vision of the future.
the game “RoboCop: Rogue City” Taking place between the second and third films, we return Peter Weller as a tough RoboCop in a first-person shooter – which on paper sounds like a potential hit.
However, in our review, we give it a rating 2 out of 5, saying “Technically it’s not very impressive, graphically it’s boring and gameplay-wise it’s absolutely painful to play.” So, unless you’re a huge fan of the series, it’s best to stay away from it…
Released: November 2
appearance: PC, Xbox Series
“Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3”
“Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3” It is a continuation of the reboot of the series of the same name that was released between 2007 and 2011.
Here we follow Soap soldier MacTavish as he travels around the world defeating villains and terrorists – and includes a moderate multiplayer mode.
Released: November 10
appearance: PS5, PS4, Xbox Series
“Hogwarts Legacy” (Switch)
This spring saw the release of the long-awaited Harry Potter game “Hogwarts Legacy”where we play the role of a student at a school of magic and wizardry in the late 19th century in a battle against the evil black dwarf Ragnok.
Now in November, the game will finally be released on Nintendo Switch, in a watered-down version that is supposedly purely graphical – but at least you can play it on the toilet. Maybe we can count on the game to sell a few million more copies.
Released: November 14
appearance: Switch (formerly PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series
“The Walking Dead: Fates”
“The Walking Dead” series is as timeless as the zombies it depicts, with several new TV series such as “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” and “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon” with Norman Reedus.
The series has also received a spin-off game, such as the highly successful game from Telltale Games, which received several sequels and made interactive stories where you can influence the action incredibly popular.
Now there is a new game going called “The Walking Dead: Fates”. Here you can rewrite the story of the first four seasons of the AMC series and relive the iconic events. Among other things, you can have Shane kill Rick and turn him into a zombie, which is the opposite of what happens in the original.
Released: November 17
appearance: Switch, PS4, PS5, PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series
“Super Mario RPG”
When “Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars” from Nintendo and “Final Fantasy” developers Square was released in 1996, it never made it to us in Europe, so if you don’t know what an emulator is, this will be the first time emulator you can play .
“Super Mario RPG” It takes the plumber on a turn-based adventure where Mario must stop the evil Smithy gang, along with classic friends and foes like Princess Peach and Bowser, as well as new heroes like Mallow and fan-favorite Gino.
With better looking graphics that respect the original with cute character models and classic isometric perspective, you’ll have no reason not to play this classic game.
Released: November 17
appearance: Nintendo Switch
What games are you looking forward to in November?
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