When is Mirror's Edge 3 coming out? EA and DICE have not announced a third game — Catalyst remade the formula without dating a sequel.
Mirror's Edge 3 isn't scheduled. Faith's parkour peaked with Catalyst (2016); DICE has publicly prioritized Battlefield over side projects. EA still owns the IP. Indie freerunners like Panline are not Mirror's Edge 3. No rooftop, no date.
When Is Mirror's Edge 3?
No official premiere day is confirmed. Bookmark this page — we add a countdown as soon as a date is announced.
Mirror's Edge 3 has no rooftop and no date — Faith’s last official run was 2016
Mirror’s Edge 3 is not scheduled. The series peaked culturally with the 2008 original’s white city and red Runner Vision, then rebooted soft with Catalyst in 2016. Since then: silence from EA storefronts, no teaser, no engine tech demo labeled ME3.
This page exists so the blank stays honest. If a third game ever gets a real reveal, the counter moves; until then, treat every “2027 leak” as noise unless it comes with an EA or DICE masthead.
Confirmed: IP still at EA — not confirmed: any third game, and Panline is not it
Confirmed: EA still lists Mirror’s Edge in its IP family; DICE’s public priority has been Battlefield, not parkour. Not confirmed: a numbered sequel, a Catalyst remaster rebranded as “3,” or that indie lookalikes equal an official announcement. Panline may scratch the freerun itch — it does not start this countdown.
How long the runners have been waiting
- 2008 — Mirror’s Edge launches; Faith Connors defines first-person parkour for a generation.
- 2016 — Catalyst reboots the city formula; mixed reception, last DICE ME release.
- 2022 — DICE leadership: focus is Battlefield only; no bandwidth for Mirror’s Edge-scale side projects.
- 2024–2026 — EA still says the IP “fits”; no ME3 pitch goes public. Indies fill the aesthetic gap.
Who this blank page is actually for
Parkour fans tracking Faith, not Battlefield seasonal roadmaps. Catalyst completionists wondering if an open-world ME ever gets a spiritual follow-up under EA. Players confusing Steam “Edge-like” wishlists with an official sequel page.
If you only want a dated freerunner this year, look at announced indie titles — then come back here when EA actually puts a logo on a trailer.
A full decade after Catalyst — and DICE still won’t say the title out loud
By mid-2026, Mirror’s Edge Catalyst will have been the last official entry for ten years. That is longer than the gap between the original and Catalyst themselves (eight years). The drought is not a soft delay; it is a studio strategy choice publicly framed around Battlefield.
EA can keep the trademark warm forever. Warm trademarks do not set September ship days — and they do not make Panline’s Steam page into Mirror’s Edge 3.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about this release date.
1When does Mirror's Edge 3 come out?
It doesn’t have a date — EA and DICE have not announced a third Mirror’s Edge. The last game was Mirror’s Edge Catalyst in 2016. Any calendar with a ship day is fan fiction or a different title.
2Is DICE working on it?
Not publicly. In 2022, then-DICE GM Rebecka Coutaz said the studio was totally focused on Battlefield and had no time for side projects like Mirror’s Edge. Later Battlefield cycles have kept that FPS-first mandate visible.
3Does EA still own Mirror's Edge?
Yes. Executives have said the IP still fits EA’s portfolio and that players asked for another runner — while also declining to greenlight a sequel on any timetable. Ownership is not a release announcement.
4Is Panline the same as Mirror's Edge 3?
No. Panline is an indie freerunner from Viridian Matters that wears Mirror’s Edge inspiration on its sleeve. It is not an EA/DICE product and does not replace an official Mirror’s Edge 3 countdown.
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