FromSoftware announced on November 11 that servers for Dark Souls II and Dark Souls III have been restored on all platforms, reopening online services for both titles. Previously unavailable features such as online co-op and player-versus-player combat are now functional, allowing players to connect and play online once again.
Servers for both titles were suspended across all platforms starting at 16:00 on October 30 due to detected anomalies. On November 2, FromSoftware further confirmed that the shutdown was related to security matters, but did not provide a timeline for restoration at that time.
According to the latest announcement, the investigation and response to the issue have been completed, leading to the servers restarting after approximately 12 days of downtime. FromSoftware also apologized to affected users and thanked players for their patience while services were being restored.
The announcement did not disclose the specific nature of the security issue, its scope, or whether player data was involved, nor did it detail the technical fixes implemented by each platform. What can be confirmed is that servers and core online functionalities for both titles have been restored. For specific connection status, please refer to the respective platforms and in-game indicators.