November may not be as packed as the incredibly busy October that we've just endured, but it's still got its fair share of big releases on PlayStation 4. Once again, we're here to highlight the games that we think look particularly promising as we continue the march into 2016's holiday season.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered
Release date: 4th November
Publisher: Activision
Largely considered to be one of the greatest shooters of all time, Modern Warfare is back and supposedly better than ever on PS4. Featuring reworked graphics alongside brand new assets, we're hoping that the genre-defining first person romp still holds strong across its campaign all these years later. Is there more excitement surrounding this remaster than there is an entirely new Call of Duty title? Sometimes, it certainly seems that way.
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare
Release date: 4th November
Publisher: Activision
Taking its obsession with futuristic technology that's somewhat grounded in reality to the next level, Call of Duty is jetting off into space for its next mission with Infinite Warfare. That means zero gravity shootouts, exploding orbital dreadnoughts, and plenty of reasons for stern military men to get angry and start shouting at each other. Going by what we're seen of it so far, Infinite Warfare should make for a relatively refreshing change of pace as we move away from ground combat and go beyond the reach of our spinning blue marble.
Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization
Release date: 8th November
Publisher: Bandai Namco
The waifu wars return in Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization, but look beneath the anime tropes and we've got what looks to be another solid role-playing release based on the popular light novel and anime property. Something of a successor to Sword Art Online Re: Hollow Fragment, Hollow Realization seems keen on expanding its scope, offering a bigger world to explore and a more engaging battle system. By all expectations, this should be the best Sword Art Online title to date.
Robinson: The Journey
Release date: 9th November
Publisher: Crytek
Okay, so it may have a title worthy of a Shoryuken, but Robinson: The Journey whisks you away to the dinosaur-inhabited planet that your inner-child always dreamed of. An adventure game with some lush visuals and an impressive sense of scale, Crytek's otherworldly outing is the first major PlayStation VR release since the headset's launch last month. And while there may still be question marks over its longevity and moment-to-moment gameplay, its presentation is among some of the best that we've sampled on the unit.
Dishonored 2
Release date: 11th November
Publisher: Bethesda
Even though there appears to be almost no widespread hype for Dishonored 2, we're fairly confident that it'll be another enjoyable supernatural stealth-'em-up. Sure, it looks a lot like the first game, but why fix what isn't broken? Previous lead Corvo's back for another round, and he's joined by the equally talented Emily Kaldwin, who can transform into creepy shadow things and all that. Player choice is once again a focus as missions allow for multiple solutions, which should, naturally, lead to countless impressive YouTube videos of especially creative kills.
Watch Dogs 2
Release date: 15th November
Publisher: Ubisoft
Watch Dogs is back and... it's got a personality? Yep, Ubisoft is trying extra hard - perhaps a little too hard at times - to pump some character into its sandbox property, and the result looks to be a much improved sequel. Gone is everyone's favourite walking trench coat Aiden Pearce, replaced by social media monster Marcus, who can apparently stuff £10,000 worth of tech into his satchel. Boasting way more hacking opportunities and a more colourful, lively, and dynamic setting, we've got reasonably high hopes for this one.
Assassin's Creed: The Ezio Collection
Release date: 17th November
Publisher: Ubisoft
You cheeky buggers, Ubisoft - didn't you say that we weren't getting any Assassin's Creed this year? And yet here we are, awaiting a collection that features not one, not two, but three especially stabby sequels. To be fair, cocky Italian Ezio is still easily the best lead that the series has seen, so at least we know that we're getting a solid trio of remasters. Although we're not totally confident that the controls and general gameplay will seem all that impressive in 2016, this package could end up becoming good value for newcomers to the Creed.
Final Fantasy XV
Release date: 29th November
Publisher: Square Enix
Here it is - the big one. It's hard to believe that Final Fantasy XV is actually releasing this month - and no, we refuse to jinx this by joking that it won't. We've waited ten years for this bloody game, but will it live up to a decade of expectations? Honestly, we don't think that it has a hope in hell of doing so, but we'll still settle for a return to form for mainline single player Final Fantasy titles. Give us a good story, memorable characters, and a gorgeous world that we simply can't stay away from. Give us Final Fantasy.
What do you make of November's line up? Which of these releases are you most looking forward to? Vote in our poll, and then tell us what your plans are for the month in the comments section below.
What November release are you most looking forward to? (136 votes)
- Assassin's Creed: The Ezio Collection
- Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered
- Dishonored 2
- Final Fantasy XV
- Robinson: The Journey
- Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization0.7%
- Watch Dogs 2
- Other
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Nothing for me until TLG.
Final Fantasy XV is finally here!
@get2sammyb Have you guys covered the weird promotion Amazon US is doing for FFXV pre-orders? They have special DLC if you complete weekly tasks over the next 3 weeks. And so far the tasks are weird. QTE in a web browser in Duscae. Like I said, weird.
https://www.roadtrip.finalfantasyxv.com/dashboard
Here's some or all of the DLC, I honestly can't tell.
Ooo, Robinson: The Journey looks interesting - I need a VR game to get my teeth into. Also loved first Watch Dogs, but I think the sequel will go on my Christmas list as too many things to do - like Uncharted 4. Still.
Only interested in Final fantasy XV if it's good. Still want to finish battlefield 1, tifanfall 2, tomb raider 2016 and world of final fantasy from last month.
FFXV and PS4 Pro. Everything else for a while can wait.
Hi guys,
Any of you guys know if the new PS4 Pro will be bundled with any of these new games? (Canadian Market)
Thanks
@rjejr We couldn't really make sense of it so we passed...
@fabisputza00 Doesn't look like there are any PS4 Pro bundles just yet. Retailers may make their own, though.
There are too many games and not enough time. I still got a back log of games i have to finish plus the games i want to play that i havent bought yet. I wish i was rich i would play games all day lol.
only CoD4:MWR is of interest to me in that lot, and i've finished it already. i'm slowly inching my way towards the platinum, though some missions on veteran difficulty are proving to be rather irritating/infuriating, so i may just give up. i probably should finish some of the games on my unfinished pile (which is larger than it should be) so i can delete them from the hdd. i've only got 412Gb left of a 2Tb drive.
Dishonored was one of my favorite games last gen, so really looking forward to getting back behind the mask, or do I want to play as Emily first... first decision has to be the hardest doesn't it?
@get2sammyb Aren't the UK prices usually numerically lower than the US? I only ask as my game of choice, Robinson: the journey, is showing as £55 on the UK PSN, whereas on the US Amazon it's just over $30¿?¿? I really, really want that game and have done since its reveal. But the devs say the initial play through lasts around 5hrs. That's the equivalent of over £10 per hour. I really hope the price comes down for us Brits too.
Only one must have for me. Dishonored 2.
Nothing until TLG.
FF15. Finally its here!
Took a day off work on the 30th, first time I've done that for a game in like 12 years.
Robinson The Journey!
See how VR games are suddenly more enticing than everything else on offer?
I'm willing to bet if everyone voting in the pole owned a PS VR that would be the only game on the list voted for
Final fantasy 15 because it took so long to arrive.......
I'll probably pick up Final Fantasy XV eventually (same the Robinson), and I've got Infinite Warfare preordered, but honestly, I'm more excited about Killing Floor 2 on PS4 than any of those games. =P
Don't care about a single one of these or Pokémon Sun and Moon.
Give me my NES Mini already.
who needs call of duty or watch dogs 2 when you have final fantasy 15?
Still can't believe FFXV is close to being in stores. Here's hoping the 10 years paid off.
Watchdogs 2 for me. I've just been to Frisco and I can't wait to revisit. (I made it in time for the IGN party. So nice people) Guess I'll have to pickup up FFXV in december.
Looking forward to Watch Dogs 2 and Dishonored 2, as I really enjoyed both of the first ones.
@WasabiPeanut...I have to go with Corvo first, the a second play through with Emily. Corvo is just a bad ass.
Dishonored is probably top for me, but Watch Dogs 2 actually looks pretty good too.
Outside of PlayStation, I'm really excited for Pokemon Sun and Moon. I don't know exactly what it is about that damn series but I just love it.
I'm most excited to play Dishonored 2, but I'm most interested to play Final Fantasy XV. I've already played the new Final Fantasy for a bit and I'm totally on the fence about it. Since I've not bought into the hype for this one like a lot of people have, I'm going into it fairly open minded, and I'm really interested to see how it's going to turn out.
Final Fantasy and Pokemon for me, and maybe Dishonored.
Pokémon Moon and FFIV Deluxe are all Im getting in Nov
@get2sammyb "We couldn't really make sense of it so we passed..."
I pre-ordered the game on Amazon way back in January, and I've read up on it and played it, but I still don't entirely understand it. It's doing it's job though, I may not cancel my pre-order after all w/ all the DLC I'll be getting for doing the challenges. And my wife wants it. Even she's been waiting 3 years, not 10 but 3 years is still along time, ever since this.
So even if I don't get a PS4, my wife will. It's really too bad they delayed the game past BF, I don't think you guys over there fully appreciate how big of a deal that is over here. And PS4 Pro couldn't bundle it at launch. but both under the tree most likely.
Watch Dogs 2 is quite likely for me. Dishonored 2 maybe, maybe not. I'm going to wait for reviews on both, not for scores but for more information.
The Last Guardian is a definite when it arrives, as are Horizon and Days Gone.
£55 for Robinson via PSN.
Really looking forward for FFXV! I hope it holds up to the hype.
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