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Dark Souls 4<\/em><\/strong><\/a> remains one of the most hotly debated sequels in modern gaming, but the chances of it actually happening seem extremely low. FromSoftware\u2019s Dark Souls<\/em> trilogy<\/a> is widely viewed by fans and its developers as a complete story, with Dark Souls 3 <\/em>serving as a satisfying endpoint for most longtime FromSoft fans.<\/p>\n Creator Hidetaka Miyazaki has echoed that sentiment himself, noting that the studio is more or less finished with Dark Souls<\/em> as an ongoing series. Since then, FromSoftware has moved on to new iconic projects that have evolved the Dark Souls formula in unique ways, such as Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice<\/em>, Elden Ring<\/em>, and now the divisive upcoming PvPvE-focused project<\/a> for Switch 2, The Duskbloods<\/em>, which will be launching later this year (maybe).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Even so, the popularity of the trilogy means Dark Souls 4<\/em> speculation<\/a> will never truly die, especially as remakes, remasters, and long-awaited franchise revivals become more and more popular throughout the gaming industry, such as the upcoming release of Dark Souls: Redemption<\/em> (via Yen<\/a>).<\/p>\n Dark Souls will be making an official return this September with a brand-new release for Dark Souls: Redemption. On Tuesday, September 22, 2026, fans can snag the third…<\/p>\n See full article at Screen Rant <\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n