New Android Games Still to Come in November 2026: UnGodly, Warhammer Survivors, Hillthorn and More

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November has already been a busy month for mobile players. The first week brought Absolum, NBA 2K27 Arcade Edition and Crossy Road Rush to phones and tablets, and HoYoverse pushed out version updates for Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail on 5 November. But the month is far from over. A second wave of Android releases lands between 10 and 24 November, ranging from a dark-fantasy action RPG to a cosy escape-room game, and most of them are premium titles you buy once rather than free-to-play games built around in-app purchases.

Here is what is still to come on Android this month, with the dates, prices and developers as listed in the November release calendar. Dates can still move, so treat this as a guide to what to watch for on Google Play rather than a promise carved in stone.

10 November: five games in one day

Hillthorn — 10 November, $8.99, Raw Fury / Fool Moon. A wordless, card-based investigation game set in a rural English village. You play a retired detective drawn back into a case he thought was closed, questioning villagers and searching rooms by playing cards instead of dialogue. Because the game has no words at all, it works in any language, and it needs no internet connection once downloaded, which makes it an easy fit for a commute or a flight.

Warhammer Survivors — 10 November, $7.99, Auroch Digital / poncle. The Warhammer universe gets a bullet-heaven survival game built on the Vampire Survivors formula: hordes of enemies, automatic attacks and a build that grows stronger with every wave. Auroch Digital has made Warhammer games before, and poncle is the studio behind Vampire Survivors itself, so the pairing is a promising one for fans of the genre.

Thrifty Business — 10 November, $7.99, Spellgarden Games. A small, single-screen management game about running a thrift shop in the 1990s. You buy stock, set prices and keep five different currencies in balance while the shop slowly grows. It is a gentle, low-pressure game, and one of the more unusual management sims to arrive on Android this year.

Lil' Guardsman — 10 November, free download with a $5.99 full-game unlock, Hilltop Studios. A comedic fantasy adventure in the style of Papers Please: you play a young guard deciding who gets through the castle gates, using a handful of tools to spot liars and shape the story. The console original's critical acclaim follows it to mobile, and the choices you make change how the story unfolds.

Football Manager 27 Mobile — 10 November, included with Netflix, Sports Interactive. The management sim arrives on Android through Netflix Games, so a Netflix subscription is required rather than a one-off purchase. It is the mobile sibling of Football Manager 27 Touch, which arrives on Apple Arcade the same day. If you already pay for Netflix, this is the cheapest way to get a full Football Manager on your phone.

11 November: the month's biggest free-to-play launch

UnGodly — 11 November, free with in-app purchases, Azra Games. The launch to watch this month is a dark-fantasy action RPG from the team behind Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes. It promises real-time combat, a grim world to explore and a free-to-play structure, and it is the only big free-to-play RPG launch in the second half of the month. App Gamer calls it the launch to watch in November, and it is the one game in this list that costs nothing to try.

24 November: three very different games

Everything is Crab — 24 November, free to try, Secret Mode. An evolution roguelite in which you begin life as a rock and, over repeated runs, unlock more than 125 abilities on the way to becoming a crab. It is a strange premise played straight, and the free-to-try model means you can test the loop before paying for the full game.

Vampire Therapist — 24 November, free to try, Little Bat Games. A visual novel in which you play a vampire who has turned therapist, listening to the problems of the undead. Pre-registration is already open on Google Play, which is usually a good sign that the release date will hold.

Escape the Baby Alarm — 24 November, $9.99. A cosy escape-room game with 17 chapters and 38 puzzles, built around a simple idea: a baby monitor that keeps going off, and a house full of small mysteries. There are no timers and no adverts, so it is a calm, self-contained puzzle game rather than a race against the clock.

How to get ready

Most of these games are already listed for pre-registration on Google Play, so searching for the title and tapping pre-register is the simplest way to be told the moment each one goes live. Premium games are usually cheaper than their free-to-play rivals in the long run, but check the storage space on your phone before 10 November: five games landing on the same day adds up quickly. And if you want Football Manager 27 Mobile, make sure your Netflix membership is active before launch day, because the game is only available through the Netflix Games section of the app.

November's second wave is smaller than the first week, but it is arguably more interesting: a wordless detective story, a Warhammer survival game, a thrift-shop sim and a vampire therapist are not the kind of games that arrive every week. If any of them slips, the calendar will move with it, and the dates above are the ones to watch.

Sources: Gaming Route, "New Mobile Games November 2026: 17 iOS and Android Releases" — https://gamingroute.com/new-mobile-games-november-2026/ ; App Gamer, "New RPG Games for Mobile in November 2026: Free-to-Play Picks for Android and iOS" — https://www.appgamer.com/new-rpg-games-for-mobile-in-november-2026-free-to-play