You’ve felt like the odd one out for most of your life, Aquarius. The kid with the weird hobbies, the teenager with opinions no one else had heard yet, the adult who still feels a half-step out of sync at office parties and family dinners. Somewhere along the way, you decided that was fine. You’d rather be different than fake, and you’ve built a wonderfully original life on that principle. Still, life on the outside gets lonely, even for someone who values independence as much as you do. This month, Uranus asks a question you might have been avoiding: who are your people, and have you let yourself find them?

Uranus has been retrograde in Gemini since September, and it stays that way all month.

Gemini is the sign of conversation, neighbors, siblings, and the everyday connections that make up a life. With your planet moving backward through it, you might find yourself thinking about the communities you’ve drifted away from or never quite joined. The friend group that faded after college. The neighbor you always mean to invite over. The online community where you used to post every day. Retrogrades are good for reconnecting, so let yourself reach back toward the people who once made you feel understood. Send the message. Go to the meetup you’ve bookmarked three times. Some of those threads are still there, waiting for you to pick them up.

You might also notice how hard you work to stay unattached. You keep a little distance from everyone, partly to protect your freedom and partly because closeness feels risky. That instinct has kept you from losing yourself in relationships that weren’t right for you. It has also kept some good people at arm’s length. The retrograde is a chance to look at that distance with fresh eyes. Freedom and belonging can coexist. You can have a crew and still be your own person.

Ask yourself who you’d call at two in the morning if something went wrong. If that list is shorter than you’d like, this month is a good time to start growing it, one coffee date or dinner invite at a time.

On the 24th, the Full Moon rises in Gemini, lighting up the same corner of the sky where Uranus is sitting.

Full Moons tie up loose ends, and this one could bring a conversation or a connection that makes you feel seen in a way you weren’t expecting. Maybe an old friend reaches out with exactly the right message. Maybe you meet someone at a random event who shares your very niche obsession. Maybe a sibling finally gets you. Keep your phone on and your mind open. When the moment comes, resist the urge to intellectualize it or keep it at a distance. Let it feel good.

You spend so much energy thinking about the big picture and the future of humanity that you sometimes forget how nice it is to be understood by one person sitting across the table from you. Soak that up.

The very next day, the Sun opposes Uranus, and things could get prickly. Oppositions pull in two directions, and this one might pit your need for independence against someone else’s expectations. With the holidays underway, it’s easy to picture this playing out at a family gathering. A relative asks when you’re going to settle down or get a “normal” job. Someone makes a comment about your politics, your partner, or your hair. You’ll feel the old outsider feelings bubbling up, along with the urge to either pick a fight or disappear early. Take a breath before you do either. You can stay for dessert, keep your sense of humor, and still leave on your own terms.

Here’s a thought to hold on to that day: the people who don’t understand you don’t get to define you. Some folks simply won’t be your people, and that’s okay. Their confusion says a lot about how small their world is and very little about your value. You don’t have to win them over, and you don’t have to cut them off. Be kind, be yourself, and save your energy for the folks who light you up.

If you need to step outside for some air, do it. If you need to text your chosen family from the bathroom, do that too. Plan a Friendsgiving with the people who get you, so you have something to look forward to after the family obligations wrap up.

The month closes with one of its most powerful moments. On the 29th, Uranus forms a trine with Pluto, which is currently moving through your sign.

This is a big one for you. Uranus brings innovation and surprise, and Pluto brings deep, lasting transformation, and with Pluto in Aquarius, that transformation is happening at the level of who you are. The trine lets these two energies work together smoothly. You might feel a surge of confidence in the very things that used to make you feel like an outsider. Your strange ideas start to look visionary. Your unusual path starts to look like the right one. People who once raised an eyebrow at you might come to you for advice. Let that confidence settle into your bones. You’ve been ahead of your time for years, and the world is starting to catch up.

You were never meant to fit in, Aquarius. You were meant to find the people who make room for you exactly as you are, and to make room for others in turn. This month invites you to reach out to the friends who get you, reconnect with the communities that fed your spirit, and stop assuming you’ll always be on the outside looking in. Your weirdness has always been a gift. Share it with people who appreciate it, and let them share theirs with you. You’ll find that belonging gives you a home base to come back to after every adventure, with your freedom fully intact.

Thus concludes your monthly highlights. For more specific celestial analyses, make sure to read your daily and weekly horoscope as well. Good luck, Aquarius! See you next month. 

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You’ve never met a truth you didn’t want to share, Sagittarius. Someone asks what you think of their new haircut, and they get your full, unfiltered review. A friend floats a business idea, and you’ve poked three holes in it before they finish the pitch. You don’t mean any harm. You believe people are better off knowing where they stand, and most of the time, you’re right. The trouble comes when your aim is perfect and your delivery leaves a bruise. Jupiter spends November cranking up big feelings and bigger opinions, which makes this the perfect month to work on how your truths come out of your mouth.

The month starts on a friendly note. On the 4th, Venus forms a sextile with Jupiter, and your social life gets a warm, generous glow. You’ll be funny, magnetic, and impossible not to like, the friendliest person at every gathering. Watch how people respond when you lead with warmth. The same feedback you’d normally blurt out goes down a lot easier when it comes with a compliment or a question attached. You don’t have to water down what you think. You just have to remember there’s a person on the other end of it, with feelings, a history, and maybe a rough week you don’t know about.

Try an experiment this week. Before you share an opinion no one asked for, count to three.

Some of the time, you’ll still say it, and that’s fine. Other times, you’ll realize the moment calls for a hug or a laugh, and the critique can wait until tomorrow or disappear entirely. Your friends love that you never sugarcoat anything. They also love you for the times you read the mood and give them what they need. Both skills come from the same place, which is how much you care about the people around you. You care enough to tell them the truth. Care enough to choose your timing, too. Delivery is a skill, and like any skill, you get better with practice.

The 16th is the big one. Mars meets Jupiter in Leo, and the energy goes through the roof. Mars brings fire and drive, Jupiter makes everything larger, and Leo adds a flair for the theatrical. You’ll feel bold, confident, and ready to take on the world, which is great for chasing big goals and terrible for keeping your cool in an argument. Opinions you’ve been sitting on could come pouring out all at once. Someone might push back on a belief you hold close, and your first instinct will be to go to war over it.

Pick your battles. A few of them are important, and you’ll know which ones once your heart rate comes down.

Then, on the 18th, the Sun squares Jupiter, and the pressure builds. Squares bring obstacles, and this one can puff up your certainty right when someone needs you to listen. You’ll feel absolutely sure you’re right about something, and you might be. That still won’t make the conversation go well if you lead with a verdict. Give the other person room to get there on their own, and you’ll be amazed at how many of them do. On days like this, burn off the extra fire with a long run or a dance class before you walk into any heated conversation.

Watch out for the “I’m just telling it like it is” moment. You know the one. A family member says something that bothers you at a gathering, a coworker makes a call you disagree with, a friend vents about a choice you warned them against. The words are already halfway out before you check whether anyone wants them. If you catch yourself starting a sentence with “No offense, but,” take that as your cue to stop. Ask a question first. “What do you think you’ll do?” opens more doors than “Here’s what you should do” ever will. You’ll still get your point across, and people will be much more willing to hear it.

On the 22nd, the Sun moves into Sagittarius, and the whole mood lifts. Your season brings a rush of optimism and adventure, and you’ll feel more like yourself than you have in weeks. Make plans that get you out of town or out of your routine, even if it’s just a day trip or a new restaurant across the city. Sagittarius season is also when people naturally look to you for a pep talk, so use your gift for straight talk to hype people up. Your candor is a superpower when you point it toward encouragement. Tell your friends exactly what you love about them. Be detailed with your praise and generous with your belief in them.

On the 28th, Venus forms a second sextile with Jupiter, and it’s a lovely moment for repair. If your mouth got ahead of you mid-month, reach out. A simple “I could’ve said that better” goes a long way, and you’re usually great at owning your stuff once you’ve cooled down. Apologies come naturally to someone who values truth as much as you do, and people notice when you mean them.

Make the call, send the text, and buy the coffee. The people who love you will meet you there.

A few of those conversations might even bring you closer than you were before the blowup, because they’ll see how much you care about getting it right.

Your truth-telling is one of the best things about you, Sagittarius. The world needs people who say what everyone else is thinking, and you’ve never been afraid to be that person. This month asks you to keep that courage and add a little care to it. Think about timing. Think about tone. Think about whether the person in front of you needs a reality check or a cheerleader. You’ll still be the one people come to when they want the truth. They’ll just walk away feeling respected and understood, which makes any truth a lot easier to hear.

Thus concludes your monthly highlights. For more specific celestial analyses, make sure to read your daily and weekly horoscope as well. Good luck, Sagittarius! See you next month. 

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You hold on to things, Taurus. The concert tee from a show you barely remember, the coffee mug with a chip in the handle, the friend who only calls when they need a favor. Some of that is loyalty, and loyalty is one of your best traits. Some of it is that letting go feels like losing, and you hate losing anything you’ve already decided belongs to you. Venus has been retrograde since early October, dragging old attachments back into view and making you look at each one with fresh eyes. This month, you finally get to decide what stays and what goes, and you get to make that call without anyone rushing you.

The first two weeks still carry that retrograde energy, so expect a few reruns. An ex might resurface out of nowhere. A money decision you made months ago could come back to bite you, or at least nibble. You might catch yourself scrolling through old photos late at night, wondering how you ended up here and whether you should have done things differently. If all of that sounds exhausting, know that the retrograde is doing its job, putting the past right in front of you so you can sort through it properly. Hold off on big purchases and big promises until the middle of the month. You’ll have a much better read on everything once Venus turns around.

The 4th brings a welcome break from all that reflecting. Venus forms a sextile with Jupiter, and the mood lifts. Jupiter is the planet of generosity and good luck, and it puts you in a giving mood, which is when you’re at your most charming. Cook for people. Pick up the tab if your budget allows it. Say yes to the dinner invitation you’d normally skip in favor of your couch and a blanket. You’ve spent a lot of energy looking backward lately, and a night of good food and good company will do more for you than another round of overthinking. What you put out this week has a way of coming back around.

On the 10th, Venus forms a sextile with Mars, and your wants get some muscle behind them. This is a great day to ask for something. A raise, a better rate, help with a move, a little more effort from the person you’re dating. You usually wait for good things to come to you, and that patience has gotten you far. Still, waiting can slip into hoping someone will read your mind, and people are terrible mind readers. This sextile makes asking easier. Mars brings the push, and Venus keeps the delivery warm, so you come across as confident without coming off as pushy. Make the ask while the window is open.

The 14th is the turning point. Venus stations direct in Libra, and something in you exhales. Six weeks of second-guessing are wrapping up, and the decisions that felt impossible in October now have obvious answers. Since Libra is the sign of balance and partnership, this is a fitting moment to look at the give-and-take in your life. Who gives back as much as they get? Which commitments drain you without giving much back? Which habits feel good in the moment and terrible the next morning? Venus direct gives you the green light to act on what the last six weeks taught you, so trust what you learned.

For a Taurus, acting on it usually means letting something go, and that’s the hard part. You don’t toss things easily, whether it’s a sweater you haven’t worn in years, a grudge you’ve been nursing since summer, or a subscription you keep meaning to cancel. When you keep something out of guilt or habit, it costs you space, money, energy, or some combination of the three. Clearing out what no longer fits makes room for the things you love, and when you love something, you go all in. Start small if you have to. One drawer, one unread email thread, one awkward conversation you’ve been dodging. Each one makes the next one easier.

The 28th brings a second sextile between Venus and Jupiter, and this one has a different flavor. Back on the 4th, the generosity flowed outward. Now it’s pointed at you. With the holidays kicking off, you’ll probably end up hosting, cooking, cleaning, and making sure everyone else has a full plate before you sit down. This time, let someone help with the dishes. Accept the compliment without deflecting it. Take the leftovers home. Help can feel strange to accept for a sign that prides itself on taking care of business, but this sextile makes it a lot easier. People want to be there for you too. Let them.

On the 29th, Venus opposes Chiron in Aries, and an old sore spot may get poked. For you, it could be the time someone called you selfish for wanting what you wanted, or stubborn for holding your ground on something you cared about. Holiday gatherings have a way of dragging these memories out, usually courtesy of the relative who never knows when to drop a subject. If a comment stings, notice it without letting it run the rest of your night. You can acknowledge an old wound without reopening it. Oppositions ask you to find a middle ground, and sometimes that middle ground is a deep breath and a second helping of pie.

Your loyalty has carried you through things most people will never know about, Taurus. You stick around, you follow through, and you remember the details that make people feel loved. This month asks you to point some of that loyalty back at yourself. Keep what nourishes you and release what drains you, without apologizing for either choice. By the time Venus picks up speed again, you’ll have more room in your life, in your schedule, and maybe even in your closet. Fill that space slowly and on purpose. You’ve always known what feels good. Now you get to build a life with more of it.

Thus concludes your monthly highlights. For more specific celestial analyses, make sure to read your daily and weekly horoscope as well. Good luck, Taurus! See you next month. 

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Comic book and video game fans can once again return to Fabletown to help Bigby solve a series of deadly mysteries in a brand-new remaster of one of Telltale’s most popular titles.

The Wolf Among Us Remastered Is Available Now

It may be hard to believe, but The Wolf Among Us originally released all the way back in 2013. Although the episodic interactive drama genre has become less popular in the decade plus since the original launch, there is still plenty of nostalgia for this title and lots of players excited to revisit the Remastered version.

The Wolf Among Us Remastered is available now on PC, PS5, and Xbox consoles, though Nintendo Switch owners will have to wait a bit longer. The game has been rebuilt for modern platforms and welcomes longtime fans back to Fabletown while inviting newcomers to discover the first season of the series.

Based on DC’s acclaimed FABLES comic book series, the game follows a grisly murder investigation that uncovers a far darker mystery lurking beneath the surface. Another exciting announcement confirms that choices made in The Wolf Among Us Remastered will carry forward into the highly anticipated The Wolf Among Us 2.

Players who sign in to their Telltale Account while playing Remastered can carry those defining choices into the next season of Bigby’s story. Those who prefer to jump straight into The Wolf Among Us 2 can establish their past choices at the start of the game, with no previous playthrough required.

Additional new features in the Remastered edition include:

• Players can uncover five fully playable Deleted Scenes, restored from the original episodes that never made the final release, now accessible as special features.
• An optional Noir Mode allows players to experience the adventure in cinematic black and white, offering a striking new perspective on Fabletown’s neon-noir world.
• Fans can also explore an extensive gallery featuring more than 100 pieces of artwork and enjoy over an hour of exclusive developer interviews, offering a deeper look at the creative process and vision that brought Fabletown to life.
• All five original episodes – Faith, Smoke and Mirrors, A Crooked Mile, In Sheep’s Clothing and Cry Wolf – are included, delivering the complete mystery in one definitive experience.

Be sure to check back soon for lots more The Wolf Among Us news and updates.

The Wolf Among Us Remastered is available digitally for PC, PS5, and Xbox consoles. The Nintendo Switch versions will follow at a later date. Physical editions are planned for release on multiple platforms in early 2027.

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PlayStation Plus subscribers have three solid games arriving to their collection when the November Monthly Games drop arrives in a few days.

All PlayStation Plus November Monthly Games

The quality of the PlayStation Plus monthly games can definitely vary from offering to offering, but November 2026 seems to be ready to deliver the goods for subscribers.

Dead Island 2 may be a few years old, but it’s still a very popular title with gamers and is well worth playing for subscribers who haven’t checked it out yet.

Additionally, Monster Train 2 is a must-play for fans of the indie deckbuilding roguelite genre. The game is incredibly addictive and offers hours of entertainment.

Here is the full list of titles that will arrive on November 3:

• Dead Island 2 | PS5, PS4
  • Welcome to HELL-A. The City of Angels has been transformed into a hellish sprawl, its populace now mutated into disgusting zombies with an insatiable appetite for humans. In this extensive, visceral RPG experience you’ll journey to iconic LA locations, taking on quests, meeting eccentric survivors and enjoying a joyously pulpy narrative along the way. The game’s brutal melee combat gives you access to an expansive array of inventive zombie-slaying weaponry that lets you slice, smash and tear through the hordes before they get the chance to do the same to you. Explore the game’s expansive world alone, or practice strength in numbers in online three-player co-op to increase your chances of survival.
• Tomb Raider IV – VI Remastered | PS5, PS4
  • Play the next series of Tomb Raider adventures in this remastered collection of the Darkness Trilogy, which includes
  • Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation, Tomb Raider: Chronicles and Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness. Play with the original polygonal models or swap to the remastered graphics at any time.
• Monster Train 2 | PS5
  • This single player deckbuilding roguelite sees you command clans formed of a makeshift alliance between former angels and demons, as they work together to oust powerful beings known as Titans, who have seized control of Heaven. Now, you must command these clans aboard newly forged trains, and embark on your journey through Hell, Heaven, and the Abyss, to defeat the Titans before they destroy this world. Choose from a selection of five brand new clans, each with its own unique strengths and gameplay to forge strategies fitting your personal playstyle. With three vertical levels to defend against dangerous new enemies, you’ll need to recruit powerful new units, upgrade cards, and experiment to survive.

Subscribers should also keep in mind that they still have until Monday November 2 to add the PlayStation Plus Monthly Games for October to their library. That list includes F1 25, Hunt: Showdown 1896, Earth Defense Force: World Brothers 2.

Be sure to check back soon for lots more PlayStation news and updates.

The November PlayStation Plus monthly games will all be available on November 3, 2026.

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Xbox players have 50 game releases to look forward to this week, including a handful of new Game Pass additions. From Mouthwashing to The Wolf Among Us Remastered, here is the full list of games arriving from October 26 through October 30, 2026.

xbox fifty new games release This week

Over fifty new Xbox games are releasing across Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC according to Xbox Wire starting October 26. However, the lineup also includes remasters, ports, and expanded editions, so some of these games may already look familiar to some players.

For your convenience, here is the full list of fifty new Xbox games organized by release date. Game Pass additions are marked in bold.

Monday, October 26

Game
Ayasa: Shadows of Silence
PAO PAO (Game Preview)
Scramble Knights Online (Game Preview) — Game Pass

Tuesday, October 27

Game
Bao Bao’s Cozy Cleaning Services
Bloom Busters
Cozy Radiation Cleaner
Dog Man: Bark in Action
Farming Simulator 25: Beans & Alpacas Edition
Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy
Sneaky Purr
The Séance of Blake Manor — Game Pass
Treasure Tiger

Wednesday, October 28

Game
Fall Adventure
Fallen City Brawl
Gennady
House Builder 2
Karate Survivor
The Last Case
Platypus Steps
Primal Planet
SULFUR

Thursday, October 29

Game
Beyond The Evil
Candy Shop Simulator
The Cat in the Hat: Rainy Day Mayhem
Choice of Life: Floors
Choice of Life: Samosbor
Croc 2 Kingdom of the Gobbos
Curse of Resthaven
HELLBOUND INC
Hunting Simulator 3
HYPERVIOLENT
Joe & Mac Retro Collection
Love: Fall in Death
Mouthwashing
My Life: Zoo Vet
Planted!
Terrible Lizards — Game Pass
The Transference
Train Yard Builder
The Wolf Among Us Remastered
The Zibbo Show

Friday, October 30

Game
The Abjuration Stand
Cat Pipes: More Meow
Corner Shop: NightShift
Ex-Master, Zombie
Love Love Mystery Club
The Night of the Exorcism
Pinballoid Crush
Queen’s Domain
Space Rock Breaker

Which New Xbox Games Are Coming to Game Pass?

To be clear, all 50 releases are not coming to Xbox Game Pass. Three games from the weekly lineup are listed as subscription additions: Scramble Knights Online on October 26, The Séance of Blake Manor on October 27, and Terrible Lizards on October 29.

If you want something spooky ahead of Halloween, The Séance of Blake Manor is a supernatural detective mystery, while Terrible Lizards takes players to a dinosaur attraction where the staff have disappeared. For something a little different, Scramble Knights Online features cooperative adventures and Zelda-inspired quests.

On a personal note, I can’t recommend Mouthwashing and The Wolf Among Us enough. Both are some of the best narrative games I’ve played in years and are definitely worth checking out when they release on Xbox this week.

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