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Lies of P-utvecklaren registrerar namnet Wonders of O
Neowiz, the developer behind the soulslike game Lies of P, has registered the trademark "Wonders of O" in the EU. This name strongly suggests that the sequel to Lies of P may be based on the story of The Wizard of Oz, a theme that was also hinted at in the first game.
Lies of P's sequel is a Wizard of Oz homage called Wonders of O, going by a Neowiz trademark, and probably not a videogame based on a famous work of French erotica
A trademark filing for 'Wonders of O' by Neowiz, the publisher of Lies of P, suggests a potential sequel or related project. While some speculate it could be an adaptation of Anne Desclos' novel Story of O, strong hints within Lies of P point towards an adaptation of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz for a dark fantasy soulslike.
Lies of P sequel might be Wonders of O, according to new Neowiz trademark that matches the Wizard of Oz story teased by…
Neowiz has filed a trademark for 'Wonders of O,' potentially indicating the title for the sequel to their Soulslike game, Lies of P. This new title aligns with the Wizard of Oz-themed narrative teased in the original game's post-credits scene, suggesting a dark retelling of the classic story.
Kingdom Come Salvation Could Be The Next Game in the Series After Trademark Appears in Europe
A trademark filing for 'Kingdom Come Salvation' has appeared in Europe, suggesting it could be the next title from Warhorse Studios. The filing, which includes an official logo, hints at a potential announcement soon, possibly at Gamescom. The game is expected to be an open-world action RPG with a potential multiplayer component, and is slated for release between April 2027 and March 2028.
Palworld Online logo and trademark filed by Pocketpair in the US and South Korea
Pocketpair, the developer of Palworld, has filed for a 'Palworld Online' logo and trademark in the United States and South Korea. This has led to speculation about a potential MMO or a connection to the upcoming Version 1.0 release of the game.
Palworld Online trademark filed as fans speculate a Pocketpair MMO could be on the way
Developer Pocketpair has filed trademarks for 'Palworld Online' in South Korea and the United States, sparking speculation about a potential multiplayer-focused spin-off or an MMO. While Palworld already features online multiplayer, the trademark filing suggests a more dedicated online experience could be in development. The company has previously expressed openness to spin-off discussions if player demand exists.
Pocketpair trademarks Palworld Online
Pocketpair has filed a trademark for "Palworld Online" in the United States, including a logo. This filing suggests potential future plans for an online component or a separate online version of their popular game, Palworld.
Cygames trademarks Lost Order, nine years after end of closed beta test
Cygames has filed a trademark for Lost Order, a real-time tactics game originally announced in 2016 and co-developed with PlatinumGames. The trademark filing comes nine years after the game's closed beta test concluded.
SEGA Files New Persona Trademark Ahead of Xbox Event
SEGA has filed a new trademark for the Persona franchise, suggesting upcoming news for the JRPG series. This filing comes shortly before a scheduled Xbox event, potentially hinting at new platform announcements or reveals.
SEGA Files New Persona Trademark Ahead of Xbox Event
SEGA has filed a new trademark for the Persona series, sparking speculation about the development of Persona 6. While some fans expressed concerns about development hell, others noted that the franchise's release cadence is typical for the industry. Discussions also touched upon player preferences for earlier Persona titles compared to Persona 5.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 studio say they're seeking a 'fair solution' in dispute with comic artist who named his book after the same 15th century painting technique
Sandfall Interactive, the studio behind Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, is seeking a resolution with comic artist Olivier Gay over the use of the term 'Clair Obscur'. Gay alleges Sandfall's lawyers contacted him to stop selling his comic, L'Académie Clair-Obscur, which shares the name of a 15th-century painting technique. Sandfall Interactive has stated they are working with Gay and his publisher to find a fair solution.
Quake gets a new trademark filing, but don't get your hopes up for a reboot
ZeniMax has renewed the trademark for the Quake series. While this action could suggest a potential reboot similar to Doom, it is more likely a routine procedural filing to maintain the trademark.