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Game releases November 2025 on every store

3,137 titles launched on at least one of 8 stores this month. Each is shown with every store it is on and that store’s own release date, so a PC launch that reached consoles later reads as one game.

  1. Console vs PC
    Nintendo +895 daysPlayStation +1,830 daysXbox +1,848 days
  2. Console vs PC
    PC date TBA
  3. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  4. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  5. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  6. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  7. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  8. Console vs PC
    PlayStation −88 days
  9. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  10. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  11. Console vs PC
    Nintendo +127 daysPlayStation +742 daysXbox +742 days
  12. Console vs PC
    PC copy by another developer — not matched
  13. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  14. Console vs PC
    Nintendo +100 daysPlayStation +1,008 days
  15. Console vs PC
    Xbox —PlayStation —
  16. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  17. Console vs PC
    Nintendo same dayPlayStation +173 daysXbox +173 days
  18. Console vs PC
    PlayStation +346 days
  19. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  20. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  21. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  22. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  23. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  24. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  25. Console vs PC
    PlayStation +414 days
  26. Console vs PC
    Nintendo +279 daysPlayStation +386 days

Ranked by the strongest signal among each title’s copies released this month: modeled revenue, then followers, then reviews. Google Play’s installs-based estimate is too wide, and too new in a launch month, to rank by, so a Play copy ranks by its ratings. Highlighted stores launched it this month. “Console vs PC” counts days from the first release on Steam, GOG or Epic; a minus means the console came first. Chart positions are the best reached this month on the US chart (Epic’s worldwide one), and a copy with the same name but another developer is a different game and is left out.

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