One More Level’s Oct. 9 launch trailer for Valor Mortis leans into the game’s horror: its Napoleonic-era army is overrun by grotesque monsters. The first-person Soulslike is scheduled to arrive Oct. 13 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, with a $39.99 standard edition and full access on Xbox Game Pass from launch day.
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What the launch trailer emphasizes
Coverage of the trailer highlights the horrifying creatures the protagonist must face, reinforcing the game’s supernatural-horror take on the Napoleonic era.
29 The wider premise is a reimagining of history in which a resurrected Grande Armée soldier fights unholy enemies and investigates a conspiracy; that framing appears in PlayStation’s game description.
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The Oct. 9 trailer is not the best source for a detailed breakdown of combat systems. One More Level’s Sept. 30 gameplay overview covers weapons, abilities and character progression, and is narrated by James Alexander, who voices protagonist William Dowsett.
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Release date, price and access
Valor Mortis is slated for Oct. 13, 2026, on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Steam. The publisher’s Oct. 9 announcement lists the standard game at $39.99 and says it will be available through Xbox Game Pass at launch.
13 The earlier date announced in June was Sept. 24, so the October schedule represents a change from the original plan.
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There is a discrepancy in the reported launch time: the publisher announcement says 10 a.m. PT, while a games.gg FAQ gives 11 a.m. PT. The date and platforms are consistently reported, but the available sources do not resolve the difference in timing.
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A $59.99 Deluxe Edition is also reported, with a major story expansion planned for 2027 and cosmetic packs expected beforehand. Reports also describe plans for free updates, but the excerpts available do not specify their contents.
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Game Pass and PlayStation Plus options
Xbox Game Pass subscribers are reported to get the full game on launch day. PlayStation Plus subscribers are reported to receive a 90-minute trial, which is different from full access through Game Pass.
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The cast behind the game
The Sept. 30 voice-cast announcement identifies Vincent Cassel as Napoleon Bonaparte, Jennifer English as The Shrike, and James Alexander as William Dowsett.
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5 The launch trailer coverage also arrived alongside interviews with Cassel and English, according to the publisher’s announcement.
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