November 2026 is led by Grand Theft Auto VI on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with a remade The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time arriving on Switch 2 two weeks earlier. We only list games whose dates appear on an official publisher, platform or store page.
Dates can still move, so treat the list below as a calendar to confirm, not a promise.
Which big games launch in November?
Three headline releases have official pages with dates:
- World of Warcraft: Forever, November 4. Blizzard’s site lists it as available November 4 and describes an upgrade with in-game benefits and Early Name Reservation. It promises expanded, reimagined and new zones plus new dungeons and raids.
- The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, November 5. Nintendo’s store lists it for Nintendo Switch 2 and describes it as a classic tale built from the ground up for that system.
- Grand Theft Auto VI, November 19. Rockstar’s page says “Coming November 19, 2026” and shows PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with pre-orders open. The page does not list a PC release. It also promotes an Ultimate Edition and a Vintage Vice City Pack pre-order bonus.
Which smaller games are on Steam?
Steam listings confirm these dates. All of them show Windows support, and Am I Nima also lists Mac:
- Gravhounds, November 2. An Early Access co-op action builder for 1 to 4 players, where you build and defend a base on hostile planets.
- Wilderdark, November 3. A first-person survival horror game set on an island with dangerous creatures.
- Crymelight, November 4. A roguelike action game set in the afterlife.
- Warhammer Survivors, November 10. A bullet-heaven game with over 40 champions from the Warhammer universes.
- Sonic Pico Park, November 12. A co-op action puzzle game that pairs the Pico Park series with Sonic the Hedgehog.
- Moomin: Midsummer Madness, November 12. An adventure aboard a floating theatre in Moominvalley.
- Am I Nima, November 27. A psychological horror game about convincing your mother you are her daughter.
Prices
Canadian and US prices for the big three were not confirmed on the pages we read, so we are not quoting any. Check the Nintendo Canada and Nintendo US store pages for Ocarina of Time, Rockstar’s page for Grand Theft Auto VI, and Blizzard’s site for the Forever upgrade. Steam pages show prices by region once a game is priced, and several of the smaller titles showed no price when we checked.
Who it suits
Switch 2 owners get the clearest first-party event of the month with Ocarina of Time. It is described as built for Switch 2, so there is no older console route.
Console players eyeing Grand Theft Auto VI should note the platforms: PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S only for now. Rockstar’s page shows a “plays best on PlayStation 5” label, and pre-orders are open.
PC players who like short sessions have the better choice in the smaller releases. Warhammer Survivors, Sonic Pico Park and Gravhounds are all built around quick runs or co-op play.
Horror fans have two Steam picks, Wilderdark and Am I Nima, with very different styles: one is survival with creatures, the other is a story of conversation and trust.
What we do not know yet
Several releases lack confirmed prices, and some third-party calendars list dates that official pages do not support, so we left those out. Edge of Memories, for example, appears on some lists for November but Steam shows December 3. Any date can still be delayed, and Rockstar and Nintendo have not said anything about Canadian pricing in the pages we checked. Blizzard’s page lists Forever as an upgrade beside its latest expansion, Midnight, so check what you need to own before you buy.
Before you plan a purchase, open each official page and confirm the date, platform and price in your region.
