5 Essential PC Games Coming Out This November

The PC is a platform that has always had a ton of titles to choose from. With so many options, it can be challenging for players to decide what to play. These games range in their genre. These titles can offer a variety of experiences for players to enjoy. So if players have a PC, a ton of upcoming titles will be available for players to get. Here are 5 Essential PC Games Coming Out This November without further ado.

5. Harvestella

Harvestella is a farming simulation game with a twist. The Action RPG gameplay included in this title puts a spin on what is typical for the genre. With farming sims such as Stardew Valley and Story of Seasons garnering so much attention, it is no surprise to see Harvestella here putting its spin on things and hoping to improve upon the farm sim genre. However, this is not the only thing players can do in the game, as you can cook and craft, which play an essential role in the gameplay loop of Harvestella. Additionally, players within the game have to contend with a plague threatening the world. Known as Quietus, this plague threatens to kill off all crops, ruining the food supply.

This is where the farming simulation gameplay comes in. Players will use their farming skills to recover the food supply. Unique to Harvestella is an emphasis on combat within the game. Players can choose from up to twelve different classes, each with distinct abilities. There is the Fighter class which is more focused on doing melee damage. The Mage is about ranged magical attacks, and the Shadow Walker has a unique play style. Altogether, Harvestella looks to be one of the 5 essential PC games coming this November.

4. Sonic Frontiers

Sonic is back and better than ever in Sonic Frontiers. Fans of the blue hedgehog have been waiting for a new mainline Sonic game for quite some time. With the success of games like Sonic Mania and revitalizing the fandom, the time for a new Sonic entry is now. The gameplay within the latest entry to the franchise also differs from its predecessors in specific ways, primarily because it is Sonic's first foray into the open-world genre. However, this game does not stray too far from its roots, with many Sonic staples being included.

Sonic Frontiers hopes to blaze a new trail for the speedy hedgehog by including open-world elements. The game's new location, the Starfall Islands, seems to be shrouded in mystery. The game's developers hope this mystery will lend itself well to players trying to discover what is happening. Players can learn more about the area around them by using the towers within the game. This will reveal more map locations for players to travel to. This game is an attempt to reinvigorate and reinvent Sonic that players who seek that classic type of gameplay feel should enjoy this November.

3. Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales

PC players who have not gotten the chance to enjoy Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales will finally get their chance this November. The game features gameplay that is the epitome of smooth and stylish, so it is terrific that PC players will soon be able to enjoy this title, which PlayStation fans have been raving about since its launch. This game is a testament to how solid gameplay can make for a stellar title. Players are sure to enjoy web-weaving around the city and stopping criminals, as even the side quests in this game feel meaningful and are simply fun to do.

While the story within Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales is significantly shorter than the mainline Spider-Man game, it is packed full of the same quality and attention to detail that the developer behind these titles, Insomniac Games, is known for. However, the gameplay is not the only thing that has received an upgrade in this PC port. Players will also be able to indulge in the higher graphical fidelity of the game on PC. In conclusion, players who either love the Spider-Man franchise or enjoy smooth, responsive gameplay should pick up this game later in November.

2. Evil West

Evil West is an upcoming Western adventure game that seems to focus on the paranormal with an Old West aesthetic. This game sees players facing the undead in various terrifying forms. The gameplay of this game appears smooth and responsive, with players being able to move rather fluidly amongst the hail of bullets which is sure to make for a fun time. Players wishing to play this game with a friend will also be happy to hear that it is easy to do so, as the game has a cooperative campaign to complete.

In this game, you play Jesse Rentier, a vampire-hunting cowboy. While the game's premise might be simple, it still appears to be a good time for players who enjoy third-person shooter gameplay. In conclusion, Evil West is a game that hopes to capture the Western aesthetic and use it to significant effect in this vampire-hunting game—hence, making Evil West one of the 5 most essential games on PC in November.

1. Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0

The monolithic success that Warzone has given to the Call of Duty franchise is staggering. With its newest iteration releasing a bit after Call of Duty Modern Warfare II, the stage is set for the series to capitalize on all the hype it has garnered with its latest title. This title features a massive new map. Al Mazrah seems to be a map with rocky cliffs, harsh rivers to cross, and many industrial areas to fight it out in. This new map shows a commitment to creating an experience that players can return to again and again, as Al Mazrah is sure to become a new home for the Call of Duty faithful.

This new map also comes with a new direction regarding the combat within Warzone. Fortunately, this combat seems to build on its predecessor and includes the refinements made to combat within Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2. However, these improvements go a long way in ensuring that players are retained and have a streamlined satisfactory experience. So players that enjoy the current iteration of Warzone are sure to enjoy the newest form of this free-to-play game mode.

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