Sony’s PlayStation Plus subscription service is getting a boost with new games added every month, giving players a variety of both recent releases and classic titles to enjoy. For November, subscribers can already play games like Stray, EA Sports WRC 24, and Totally Accurate Battle Simulator – as long as they remain subscribed. And there’s more on the way! Sony has announced even more games coming to PS Plus for Extra and Premium members this month.
The recent addition of a PvE mode to Escape from Tarkov has been well-received by many players. However, Battlestate Games has clarified that this mode wasn’t actually intended to be released at this time.
The most notable games being added to the library are Grand Theft Auto 5 and Insurgency: Sandstorm.
The changes will be detailed on November 18th, and a new multiplayer map called Eastwood will be added to Battlefield 6 at the same time.
We thought about publishing an early review, but it became clear that this game is much larger and more complex than we initially realized, and we didn’t have enough time with it before its release to do it justice.
Nintendo recently held a surprise presentation focused entirely on The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. With the original Super Mario Galaxy games now available on the Switch, Nintendo is building excitement for the film. The announcement of who will voice Rosalina and Bowser Jr. has only added to the anticipation.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons launched in March 2020 to widespread praise from critics and quickly became a massive commercial success, remaining popular even now. However, many players have criticized Nintendo for not adding enough new content after the game’s release. There’s hope that releasing the game on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 will allow for the addition of more updates and features.
Microsoft usually adds about 150 games to its subscription service each year. However, in 2025, things changed on October 1st when Xbox Game Pass Ultimate surprised everyone by adding 48 games all at once. This unexpected release happened right after a price increase for the service.
When Hollow Knight: Silksong launched on September 4th, it was immediately popular with fans who had anticipated the sequel since 2017. So many players tried to download it at once that it caused crashes on Steam, the Xbox Store, and the Nintendo eShop. The game has been very well-received, earning a 91% positive rating on Steam and a perfect 100% player score on OpenCritic.
It’s well known that Destiny 2 isn’t as popular as it used to be, and the number of players has been decreasing. Bungie, the game’s developer, is working to fix issues and improve the experience. They’ve already reversed some recent changes, like removing Unstable Cores, in an effort to simplify the game and listen to player concerns. There’s some optimism, though, as the new Renegades expansion, inspired by Star Wars, is coming out soon.