Force Gaming's November wishlist has room for more than GTA
World of Warcraft Forever gets his strongest personal endorsement in a roundup spanning co-op shooting, fishing and Zelda.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
12 Best NEW Games To Play In November 2026
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- 0:20Gravhounds brings four-player co-op to a third-person shooter.
- 6:05WoW Forever is his most anticipated release, and he expects it to take most of his gaming time.
- 8:34The Ocarina of Time remake has him considering his first Nintendo console since the N64.
- 10:22Dreadmoor combines first-person fishing with an atmospheric adventure.
- 13:08His GTA VI discussion includes waiting for a PC port and admitting he never played GTA V.
- 14:47The roundup turns to Division 2 and Crimson Desert expansions, followed by playtests.
Grand Theft Auto VI gets a place on Force Gaming's November calendar, but not first place in his affections. World of Warcraft Forever is the game he expects to consume most of his playing time. He also drops a rather unexpected admission: he never played Grand Theft Auto V.
"12 Best NEW Games To Play In November 2026" was the bigger of his two uploads this week, reaching roughly a quarter of a million views. There is genuine variety beyond Azeroth: Gravhounds offers four-player co-op shooting, Dreadmoor takes a first-person approach to atmospheric fishing, and the Ocarina of Time remake has him considering his first Nintendo console since the N64. The video includes a sponsored segment for Foundation: Galactic Frontier.
Viewers keep returning to the same scheduling problem: how much of that menu will they actually sample while playing WoW Forever? Others mention discovering Dreadmoor or starting fresh in Enshrouded. The Warcraft enthusiasm also runs through the channel's busiest older uploads. His month-long impressions video and comprehensive Forever guide are both continuing to draw views, with the guide approaching a million.
The other new upload brought back The Force Feed, covering BioWare, Beyond Good & Evil 2's protracted development and the case for an AI filter on Steam. That gives the week two distinct modes: choosing what to play and questioning the industry making it.
Subscribers held steady, while daily viewing is currently well below its usual level. Nearby gaming commentator YongYea is having a busier-than-usual day; Caddicarus is quieter. For Force Gaming, the November roundup remains the busiest individual upload, even with all that Warcraft homework already in the archive.
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What viewers say
I've been dumping hours daily into Enshrouded. I didn't play it that much when it first came out, because I wanted to wait for 1.0. Started fresh, I'm all in now.
@aaronwlkrSee it on YouTubeI'm gonna be living in Azeroth, can't wait for WoW Forever ⚔
@RaiderDave99See it on YouTubejust found out there's a dreadmoor demo. Didn't even know about this game
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I absolutely love that the force feed is back dude. Like please if there is literally stuff to talk about please cover it. Force feed is awesome!.
Also much love in terms of content in general Its alwaya a pleasure to get caught up by my man FG@xodiousfaith1858See it on YouTubeDreadmoor looks cool. Gonna be playing warrior in WoW forever
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The videos drawing views on Force Gaming right now
- Channel
- Force Gaming
- Subscribers
- 1,090,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 725,854
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- October 30, 2026
- Video views so far
- 244,518
- Views on its first day
- 142,876
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Which console originally hosted The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time?
Ocarina of Time was originally released for Nintendo 64 in 1998.





