Maison > Nouvelles > As of now, there is no official confirmation from the developer of Ghostrunner—One More Studios—about a new game titled Alma Mortis or Requiem of the Dead (often misreported as "Alma Mortis" or "Kai Mortis"). However, there has been speculation and fan excitement surrounding a potential spiritual successor or expansion to Ghostrunner, particularly due to the game's cult following and the established tone of its post-apocalyptic, high-octane parkour combat. That said, a game titled Alma Mortis (a name that sounds like a Latin-inspired title meaning "Soul of Death" or "Spirit of Death") has not been officially announced by One More Studios or any major publisher. It’s possible that the confusion stems from: Fan-made titles or memes using dramatic Latin-sounding names. Misinterpretation of Ghostrunner 2 (which is in development and rumored to be titled Ghostrunner: Requiem or Ghostrunner 2). Misleading headlines or social media posts spreading unverified news. For the latest and most accurate information, it’s best to follow official sources: One More Studios’ official website and social media (Twitter/X, Instagram). Press releases from publisher Gearbox Publishing. In short: No, Alma Mortis has not been officially announced. The name may be a fan theory, a rumor, or a mix-up with another project. Stay tuned for official updates on Ghostrunner 2, which is expected to continue the series’ signature blend of speed, precision, and stylized action.
Ghostrunner’s Dark New Chapter: Valor Mortis Unveiled at Gamescom Opening Night Live
In a chilling and electrifying reveal during the Gamescom Opening Night Live pre-show, the creators of Ghostrunner have launched their most ambitious project yet: Valor Mortis — a brutal, atmospheric, first-person soulslike adventure steeped in historical fantasy, body horror, and supernatural vengeance.
Set in an alternate-history Eastern Europe during a twisted reimagining of Napoleon’s ill-fated invasion of Russia, Valor Mortis plunges players into a war-torn world where the line between soldier and monster blurs. You play as William, a fallen French infantryman who returns from the dead with a cursed gift: the ability to wield the Nephtoglobin, a volatile, plague-like substance said to be born from the very soul of war itself.
As William, you must navigate a land ravaged by both imperial conquest and supernatural decay. The Nephtoglobin has transformed your comrades into grotesque, flesh-warping horrors — twisted amalgamations of men and nightmare, driven by primal hunger and agony. Yet, you are not powerless. By channeling the corrupting energy, you can unlock devastating abilities: summoning fire from your palms, birthing tendrils of living shadow, and turning the very battlefield into a weapon.
The game’s combat is a harrowing dance between control and chaos — where every victory reshapes you, both physically and mentally. As the Nephtoglobin spreads through your body, your appearance mutates, and so too do your powers, evolving into more surreal and terrifying forms. But with every transformation comes a cost — the deeper you delve into its power, the more you risk losing yourself to the madness.
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Valor Mortis is set to launch in 2026 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. A closed playtest will begin shortly — players can apply for early access via the official website: www.valor-mortis.com
Stay tuned to our Gamescom coverage for more reveals, trailers, and developer insights as the world prepares for the return of the dead.
The war is over. The dead are awake. And the empire will burn.