5 Most-Anticipated Games of November 2023

As we’re making our way through one of the best years for gaming in quite some time, November still has some big entries in store for us, including some familiar franchise faces and some exciting new projects on the cards too.

Robocop: Rogue City

Release date: 2 November 2023 (Xbox Series X/S | PS5 | PC)

A Robocop game in today’s market might seem out of place, but developer Teyon’s first-person shooter love-letter to the beloved character is a breath of fresh, nostalgic air. Like the movies of yesteryear, you get to thud around as the titular Robocop and deliver swift justice to gang members with powered-up weapons and scanning abilities, blowing them limb from limb while you uphold the law.

EA Sports WRC

Release date: 2 November 2023 (Xbox Series X/S | PS5 | PC)

EA Sports’ acquisition of the World Rally Championship license was a huge win for the sports gaming giant, who recruited veteran rally and racing developers, Codemasters (who made the early Colin McCrae games), to put together this new entry, making it a homecoming of sorts. The game features 78 vehicles, 18 rallies (with 200 stages available), and a car builder, allowing you to forge and customise the rally car of your dreams.

Quantum Error

Release date: 3 November 2023 (PS5)

Quantum Error is one of the more unexpected games to release amongst the PS5 exclusives. The game is a story-driven first and third-person cosmic horror shooter, where you play a firefighter on a mission to save lives from a burning complex that quickly unravels into a nightmarish cosmic journey. Quantum Error takes full advantage of PS5’s technology including the SSD, adaptive triggers, haptic feedback, 3D audio, and more.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3

Release date: 10 November 2023 (Xbox Series X/S | PS5 | Xbox One | PS4 | PC)

For the first time in a while, we’re getting a Call of Duty entry that’s a direct sequel to the game that came before it, this time part of the rebooted MW series. Modern Warfare 3 picks up after the events of last year’s game, with another blockbuster campaign, along with some new twists including what are dubbed as ‘Open Combat Missions’ allowing you to play some campaign stages in the order and way you want. Of course, the multiplayer component will always be a big focus, and there are new maps, a revamped Gunsmith for customising weapons, and a beefed-up Zombies mode.

The Walking Dead: Destinites

Release date: 17 November 2023 (Xbox Series X/S | PS5 | Xbox One | PS4 | Switch | PC)

From one zombie title to another, The Walking Dead has had some hit-or-miss games over the years, with some being fantastic and others being less so. Destinies is a third-person action title that retells the story of the original arc of The Walking Dead TV show, but with a twist: you can make decisions that change the outcome of the story. Want Rick to die instead of Shane? What about forging an alliance that never happened? These are things you can explore with The Walking Dead: Destinies.

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