The best games of November 2022 on PC, Xbox, PS5 and Switch | Biden News

2022 may not have been as jam-packed with quality new releases as previous years, but November still serves up some big hitters.

We have returning legends in the form of Sonic and Pokemon, as well as the annual appearance of the latest in the Football Manager franchise.

Here are (just a few) of the best-looking games coming out in November 2022.

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what is that Fans of the popular video game series, which lets you micro-manage every aspect of a football team and (hopefully) reap the rewards on the pitch, won’t have to wait too much longer for the release of the latest updated volume in the collection.

The game’s creators said FM23 will debut on an “unprecedented breadth of platforms and devices.” This includes, for the first time, PlayStation 5 and an apple Arcade.

Recently approved competitions such as the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League and UEFA Europa Conference League will also appear in the game.

When can I play it? 8 November

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what is that A brand new 3D entrant in the long-running franchise of Sonic games would normally come as welcome news, but fans are holding their breath for Sonic Frontiers.

Previous 3D platforming efforts in the series have been mixed at best, and early gameplay videos of the new title have failed to capture the attention of fans as much as the creators may have hoped.

That said, this writer still thinks there’s a lot of promise here, with the game’s semi-open world already drawing comparisons to Nintendo’s Legend of Zelda masterpiece, Breath of the Wild.

It won’t be as good as that certified classic, but if Sonic Team does well, we could be in for one of the more pleasant gaming surprises of 2022.

When can I play it? 8 November

what is that There’s a reason God of War Ragnarök is one of the most anticipated games of 2022, and it will no doubt live up to that prediction, just like its predecessors.

Inspired by Norse mythology and set in ancient Scandinavia a few years after the events of the previous game, Ragnarök will once again star protagonist Kratos and his teenage son Atreus.

The game will cover Ragnarök, a mythical series of events that lead to the end of days and the deaths of several Norse gods, and will serve as the series finale for the Norse era.

When can I play it? 9 November

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what is that From the minds behind some of the best indie adventures ever – Limbo and Inside – Somerville is shaping up to be another intriguing mystery that will undoubtedly have to be played to truly be understood.

Like Limbo and Inside, it is a third-person adventure game with platformer-like aspects that is delivered without dialogue or narration, instead relying on the setting, scenery and animations to communicate the story.

As an alien invasion begins, the player takes control of the father of an ordinary family, and must guide them through many areas, some of which are guarded by alien monsters and machinery.

When can I play it? 15 November

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what is that The fourth and final installment in Supermassive Games’ Dark Pictures anthology of interactive horror stories, The Devil in Me introduces new features such as tool-based puzzles and new movement skills such as running, jumping and climbing.

The Devil in Me, like previous games in the series, offers a cast of five playable protagonists and a multi-line story driven by player choice.

Several decisive situations in the game can significantly influence the trajectory of the plot (any of the five protagonists can die permanently thanks to your actions) and the relationships between the main characters.

When can I play it? 18 November

what is that Pokémon Scarlet and Violet are the next mainstream installments in the long-running Pokémon series of games.

Fans will be especially excited about the news as it has been revealed that they will be introducing a whole new ‘generation’ of collectible pocket monsters to the series. Over the years, new games have introduced new characters to the list, and now it’s almost. 900 characters!

Alongside the promise of new monsters, the game sounds exciting in a few other ways. “Trainers will once again embark on an epic journey of discovery and exploration,” said Tsunekazu Ishihara, president and CEO of The Pokémon Company, as the games were announced earlier this year.

When can I play it? 18 November