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Here are our PS Plus monthly games for November 2026
Sony has announced the PlayStation Plus monthly games for November 2026, which include Dead Island 2, Tomb Raider: The Darkness Trilogy Remastered, and Monster Train 2. These titles will be available for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 owners on November 3rd.
2022 PS5 RPG Is Cheaper Than Bread on PS Store, DLC Included
The open-world fantasy RPG Outward Definitive Edition, originally released in 2022 for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, is currently available for a steep discount of 95% on the PlayStation Store. This bundle includes all DLC and offers a significant saving from its usual $39.99 price, with the deal lasting until November 5, 2026.
"This is a serious incident": Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 devs Warhorse hit by cyberattack targeting their systems and data
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 developer Warhorse Studios has confirmed it was targeted by a cyberattack that accessed company systems and data. The studio is working with cybersecurity experts to investigate the incident and secure its systems, with CEO Martin Frývaldský calling it a "serious incident." This follows a trend of cyberattacks on game studios, including Capcom, CD Projekt Red, Insomniac, and Rockstar.
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4 Touts Over 70 Campaign Missions in New Overview Trailer
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4 is set to feature the franchise's largest campaign yet, with over 70 missions across four distinct factions. The game promises an immersive and addictive experience, with an overview trailer highlighting the Space Marines and Necrons.
The Wait For GTA 6 Feels Like A Crime, So Grab This Excellent Alternative For Less Than $4
The long wait for Grand Theft Auto VI is highlighted, with Saints Row: The Third Remastered presented as an excellent and affordable alternative. The article praises Saints Row: The Third Remastered for its unique zany charm and open-world crime gameplay, contrasting it with the more realistic approach of the Grand Theft Auto series.
Dawn of War 4 clearly loves the Warhammer 40K strategy games that came before, but it misses that they loved to reinvent themselves
Dawn of War 4, developed by King Art Games, is a competent but unexciting Real-Time Strategy game that feels dated due to its reverence for the original 2004 title. While it offers unit customization and improved visuals, it struggles with managing large armies and making meaningful tactical choices, a weakness inherited from its predecessor. The Adeptus Mechanicus campaign shows more promise with tactical unit specialization, but ultimately succumbs to the same 'bolter-blob' strategy that plagues the Ork campaign.
I've played 2 of Dawn of War 4's campaigns, and they're everything I hoped they'd be
The author has played two campaigns, Orks and Adeptus Mechanicus, for Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4 and is highly impressed, alleviating fears stemming from Dawn of War 3. Both campaigns offer distinct experiences with unique missions and characters, featuring engaging mechanics like wargear customization and a robust cover system.
Metro Redux Next-Gen Update Brings 4K Textures, Native PS5 and Xbox Series X/S Support in October
Metro 2033 Redux and Metro Last Light Redux are receiving a free Next-Gen Update on October 22nd for PC and October 29th for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. The update introduces 4K textures, native current-gen console support, and improved performance options like 4K/60 FPS or 4K/120 FPS. Deep Silver also announced the Metro series has surpassed 50 million sales.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 now has a multiplayer mod that brings RP servers to the acclaimed RPG's open world
A modding group has released an open beta for a multiplayer mod for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, transforming the acclaimed RPG into an open-world experience. This mod allows players to explore the map of Bohemia together in a persistent world, with features like combat and interactive elements synced across servers.
Jobs roundup: September 2026 | Fandom expands executive leadership team
Several companies in the gaming industry have announced executive appointments and promotions. Fandom expanded its leadership team with new hires and a promotion, while The New York Times appointed Jonathan Knight as chief games officer. Scopely saw two new appointments, and other companies like Arrowhead Game Studios, Epic Games, Blizzard Entertainment, King, CD Projekt Red, and Unity also announced new roles and promotions for their staff.
Jobs roundup: September 2026 | Asmodee appoints Brian Trunk as senior vice president, Route to Market for the Americas
This article rounds up recent appointments and transitions within the games industry. Notable moves include Brian Trunk joining Asmodee as senior vice president, David Scarborough becoming senior manager of EMEA communications at Blizzard Entertainment, and Ilari Kuittinen stepping down as managing director of Housemarque after 31 years. Several other individuals have taken on new roles at companies like CD Projekt Red, Epic Games, and Activision Blizzard.
Metro 2039 is a "journey back into Hell" and darker than you've ever seen the series: "You're…
Metro 2039 is described as a darker and more oppressive installment in the series, focusing on the horrors of tyranny and the consequences of war. The game takes place four years after Metro Exodus, with the Moscow Metro united under the brutal rule of the Führer, Hunter. Developers 4A Games emphasize a return to the series' roots with a focus on paranormal activity and a more personal story centered on the protagonist, the Stranger.
Proving Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2's authenticity, Warhorse's biggest fan hikes through Czechia "by foot" to make 3D maps of the RPG's historical locations
A dedicated fan has created an interactive website, KingdomCompare, that juxtaposes real-life 15th-century Bohemia locations with their meticulously recreated counterparts in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. The creator personally visited and mapped these historical sites in the Czech Republic to showcase Warhorse Studios' commitment to authenticity in the upcoming RPG.
Metro 2039 devs say the ongoing war in Ukraine has changed how they write morality: 'The franchise's very nature is getting too close to reality'
Developers at 4A Games, the studio behind the Metro series, have stated that the ongoing war in Ukraine has significantly impacted their approach to writing morality in games. Previously focused on preventing war and exploring shades of grey, the studio now feels the need to present a clearer distinction between good and evil due to the real-world horrors they are experiencing. This shift reflects the franchise's nature becoming uncomfortably close to reality.
METRO 2039 Isn’t Kidding Around
Metro 2039, the upcoming post-apocalyptic first-person shooter from 4A Games, is set to release in February 2027 for Xbox Series X|S and PC. A hands-on preview revealed a tense and detailed gameplay experience focused on survival, exploration, and immersive world-building, returning to the Moscow Metro setting with a voiced protagonist.
Metro 2039 Hands-on Preview – A harrowing sequel awaits
A hands-on preview of Metro 2039 reveals a harrowing sequel that balances shooter gameplay, survival horror, and narrative elements. The game, based on Dmitry Glukhovsky's novels, features tactile interactions, detailed environments, and challenging combat. Metro 2039 is scheduled for release in February 2027 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC.
Metro 2039's return to the underground plays like the sneaky FPS you'd expect, but there are still good reasons to leave the beaten track
Metro 2039 aims to return to the series' stealthy FPS roots, blending the claustrophobic underground exploration of Metro 2033 and Last Light with the more open environments of Metro Exodus. The preview highlights detailed atmosphere, tight gunplay with a new compressed air rifle, and optional exploration, while also noting some familiar horror tropes and a renewed sense of political commentary inspired by current events.
Metro 2039 takes us back to Moscow, but it's still got some delicious bits of Exodus in there
4A Games is returning to Moscow with Metro 2039, the fourth mainline entry in the series, featuring a new protagonist named The Stranger. The preview highlights a blend of familiar Metro gameplay with the open-world elements introduced in Metro Exodus, offering exploration above ground and stealth-focused combat in tunnels. Despite some reservations about the new protagonist's voice acting, the preview expresses excitement for the full release.
Metro 2039 is a game about war that actually has something to say
Ukrainian developer 4A Games is creating Metro 2039 amidst the ongoing Russian invasion, significantly impacting the game's themes to focus on the 'consequences of war.' Executive producer Jon Bloch and co-creative director Pawel Ulmer discuss how the team's lived experiences of conflict have shaped the narrative, making it more explicit in its commentary on authoritarianism and the cost of freedom compared to previous entries in the series.
Metro 2039 preview - hands-on with gaming’s grimmest post-apocalypse
Metro 2039, developed by 4A Games in Ukraine, continues the grim post-apocalyptic series with themes shaped by recent conflict. The preview showcases a darker tone, a new protagonist named The Stranger, and enhanced gameplay mechanics including improved enemy AI, weapon crafting, and environmental storytelling. The game is set to release in February 2027 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X.
