New Official Dark Souls Release Confirmed for September 29

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Dark Souls fans have been waiting for a new release in the series for a very long time, and they're desperate for anything they can get their hands on. There's great news: a brand-new Dark Souls release has officially been confirmed for September 29, leaving only a month before gamers can dive back into the lore.

 

The Dark Souls series was a major factor in FromSoftware's rise in the early-to-mid 2010s, helping set the standard for the Soulslike genre that others would try to live up to for years to come. While it technically started with Demon's Souls in 2009, mainstream success didn't arrive until Dark Souls two years later. But there has been no new release in the series since 2018's Dark Souls Remastered, and no brand-new mainline game since Dark Souls 3 in 2016. It's not without demand - FromSoftware has simply moved on to other things, leaving fans desperate for more.

 

• Price: $17.99
• Pages: 112
• Release Date: September 29, 2026
• Author: George Mann
• Artist: Maan House

 

Written by George Mann and featuring art from Maan House, Dark Souls: Mother of Mourning Vol. 1 has been officially confirmed for a September 29, 2026 release by publisher Titan Comics. The new release combines issues 1-4 of the Mother of Mourning graphic novel, which was originally released between December 2025 and May 2026. It comes in at a reasonable $17.99 - a fair price for more Dark Souls lore.

 

Despite the drought of new Dark Souls releases in recent times, fans do have a decent amount to look forward to in September. Alongside the Mother of Mourning Vol. 1, there's also Dark Souls: Redemption Vol. 3, the next iteration of the manga series from publisher Yen Press, which drops on September 22.As to whether FromSoftware will ever revive Dark Souls in video game form - it's anyone's guess at this point.

 

The studio has shown little intention of bringing it back. Given the enormous success of the Elden Ring series, it simply hasn't needed to fall back on a new Dark Souls release at any point. Elden Ring has evolved FromSoftware's Soulslike formula to include open-world elements, which is not exactly what Dark Souls was known for, and it almost feels like the genre may have moved on. Maybe one day.

 

 

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