City builders, generals, ants and goats take note: some exciting games await you in the coming days!
The cold season is approaching with giant steps and while many of you are currently still up to your neck in Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred or Dragon Age: The Veilguard, the next big names are already around the corner.
Excuse me? Stalker 2? Indiana Jones? No, we’re talking about wild goats, city-building ants and garbage-diving goblins. What were you thinking of?
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Highlight of the week: Goat Simulator Remastered
- Developer: Coffee Stain Studios
- Release date: November 7, 2024
- Available at: Steam and in the Epic Store
The goat is on the loose, save yourselves if you can! By now, everyone should know what this simulator is about. As the wacky goat Pilgor, you run through expansive areas and wreak havoc on an inconceivable scale.
In this remaster of the first part, you can expect a lot. The graphics have been reworked and now look so good that goats would probably lick the screen. All released DLCs like Goat Z and Goat MMO are already included.
In addition, according to the developers, there are more bugs than seems possible
Sounds like fun, doesn’t it? If that doesn’t convince you, then the official game description certainly will:
You can be a goat… again.
No, really, that’s still the main selling point.
More new releases on Steam
November 4
- Crusader Kings 3: Wandering Nobles: The new add-on pack for the medieval role-playing game offers a new lifestyle called
Wandering
and new events and activities.
November 5
- Lost Eidolons: Veil of the Witch: A rogue-lite RPG where you are stranded on an island and have to find allies to survive.
- Metal Slug Tactics: A tactical role-playing game with a sprinkling of rogue-lite elements. Sound like fun to you? Then you can look forward to tricky fights.
- IfSunSets: In this survival role-playing game, you can expect… well, actually, what you can expect in many other titles of this kind. Deserted island, survivor, collecting resources, fighting, you know the drill. Tip: Play the free demo before you buy!
- Last Vanguard: A Metroidvania with an unusual setting. Instead of playing as a fantasy warrior or sci-fi pioneer, you fight as a soldier in a world war-like scenario.
November 6
- Planet Coaster 2: Building roller coasters and designing the amusement park of your dreams sounds like a lot of fun. In our test, we say: Yes, the game is a hit, but not for everyone.
- Trash Goblin: As a Goblin, you rummage through the trash and then clean your treasures in the shop to sell them in restored condition. A must for those who love cleaning!
- Thrive: Heavy Lies The Crown: A mix of city-building and real-time strategy in which your decisions affect the entire kingdom.
- Mirthwood: An immersive medieval fantasy experience. You found a new homestead to start a new life as a farmer. But the wild creatures in your neighborhood don’t want you to. Tip: Play the free demo before you buy!
November 7
- Metro: Awakening: The latest installment of the popular shooter series is released exclusively for VR headsets. As doctor Serdar, you have to reach a woman who needs medicine in the depths of the Moscow metro.
- Empire of the Ants: A beautiful real-time strategy game about ants. You control a colony and have to brave the dangers of the forest. Tip:; just play the free demo before you buy!
- Unrailed 2: Back on Track: In this co-op game, you and your friends work together under time pressure to build tracks to guide the train through the procedurally generated world and get it safely to its destination.
November 8th
- ZEPHON: From the creators of Warhammer 40k: Gladius comes a 4X strategy game in which you have to keep your group of survivors alive in a hostile environment.
Well, we won’t let you go without a single hint at the upcoming blockbusters:
On November 7, Switch fans will get new role-playing fodder with Mario & Luigi: Brothership. Stalker 2 will finally be released on November 20, making shooter fans smile. And on December 9, it’s time for an adventure vacation with Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.
