Any Game Recommendations for the Month of November 2026?

It's now August and I have yet to find a title that looks interesting to me.

So I'm wondering if anyone knows about anything that I haven't found yet.

I'm Looking For a Game being Released in November 2026

Please don't suggest the following.

\- rogue-likes

\- turn based

\- traditional open worlds

\- traditional sports

\- remasters

\- point and clicks

\- interactive movies

\- games outside of November 2026

\- GTA 6

I hate difficulty settings but if implemented well enough or a clear redundancy then it doesn't bother me too much.

Thanks.

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u/Gay_Charlie — 4 days ago

Any Game Recommendations for the Month of November 2026?

It's now August and I have yet to find a title that looks interesting to me.

So I'm wondering if anyone knows about anything that I haven't found yet.

I'm Looking For a Game being Released in November 2026

Please don't suggest the following.

\- rogue-likes

\- turn based

\- traditional open worlds

\- traditional sports

\- remasters

\- point and clicks

\- interactive movies

\- games outside of November 2026

\- GTA 6

I hate difficulty settings but if implemented well enough or a clear redundancy then it doesn't bother me too much.

Thanks.

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u/Gay_Charlie — 4 days ago
▲ 19 r/fromsoftware+1 crossposts

Gary Bunda vs Radagon/Elden Beast @ NG+

Build information at the end.

Results of 1700 hours of Elden Ring experience.

u/Gay_Charlie — 8 days ago
▲ 50 r/fromsoftware+1 crossposts

If I Can Fight Margit Like This, Do I Still Have to Work Tomorrow?

Should I send my two weeks notice?

u/Gay_Charlie — 13 days ago
▲ 3 r/GamingSoup+2 crossposts

34m, More About My Gaming Preferences

Sorry but Elden Ring does so much for me.

u/Gay_Charlie — 14 days ago

List 5 Things You Do That You Think Most Players Don't Do in Elden Ring

  1. Boss Specific Speedruns

  2. Not Collecting Map Fragments

  3. Only Use 10-15 Sites of Grace on the Primary Path

  4. RL 2 Runs

  5. Study/Test Intended Boss Strategies

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u/Gay_Charlie — 14 days ago

List 5 Things You Do That You Think Most Players Don't Do in Elden Ring

  1. Boss Specific Speedruns

  2. Not Collecting Map Fragments

  3. Only Use 10-15 Sites of Grace on the Primary Path

  4. RL 2 Runs

  5. Study/Test Intended Boss Strategies

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u/Gay_Charlie — 14 days ago

If They Fully Remastered Twisted Metal: Black, Should They Change the Story Presentations?

For example should it still be a mixture of screenshot zoom ins and zoom outs with movement? also should the secret characters remain with unfinished cutscenes?

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u/Gay_Charlie — 14 days ago

I'm Looking For a Game being Released in August 2026

Please don't suggest the following.

\- rogue-likes

\- turn based

\- traditional open worlds

\- traditional sports

\- remasters

\- point and clicks

\- interactive movies

\- games outside of August 2026

I hate difficulty settings but if implemented well enough or a clear redundancy then it doesn't bother me too much.

Thanks.

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u/Gay_Charlie — 14 days ago
▲ 128 r/GamingSoup+1 crossposts

34m, These games have greatly impressed me over my 30 years of gaming

u/Gay_Charlie — 14 days ago

Beast of Reincarnation Will Have Three Difficulty Settings

Easy Mode, Normal Mode and Hard Mode.

Now it sounds like your basic difficulty changes but with the parry mechanic, it'll effect the timings plus the enemy statistics.

I do wish these selections were organic instead like having a charm to equip or at least restrict optional mechanics on the higher difficulties.

I just hope this doesn't make the game feel hollow.

I hope players get the challenge they desire in this release.

Difficulty settings makes it hard for me personally due to unknown organic adjustments from the developers other than the basics.

If I click on Normal then I need to work on making the game interesting with self-imposed challengs until the difficulty spikes up if that occurs but I if choose hard then the game will probably make basic enemies sponges until organic difficulty increases which is a huge question at this point.

What are your thoughts on this?

Do you think the game will deliver well on the intended difficulty (Normal Mode)?

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u/Gay_Charlie — 18 days ago

My First Margit, the Fell Omen Kill on March 19th 2022

This so hard to watch now because I'm not parrying and not punishing how I should but part of that is because I was using a very slow weapon for the damage.

u/Gay_Charlie — 18 days ago

Darwin's Paradox! - Quick Review

Darwin's Paradox! - [CLEARED] @ 3h

Pros:

  1. Cinematically Entertaining

  2. Fun Platforming Mechanics

  3. The Wipeout Segment

  4. Chase Sequences

  5. Puzzles are Intuitive

Cons:

  1. Mundane Platforming for the First Half

  2. One Layer of Level Interaction

  3. Low Replay Value

  4. Some Segments are Very Slow

  5. The Floating Hot Pipes Segment

Decent game overall and I didn't notice any factual flaws so it's primarily my preference listed here.

I paid $10 but I think this game is worth a $15 purchase.

u/Gay_Charlie — 23 days ago