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Wonders of O Trademark Filing Could be For Lies of P Sequel – Rumor
A new trademark filing for 'Wonders of O' by NEOWIZ, the publisher of Lies of P, has led to speculation that it could be the title for the game's upcoming sequel. The filing's categories match those of Lies of P, and the name structure also suggests a connection, potentially drawing inspiration from fairy tales like The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
Kingdom Come Salvation: Warhorse Files Trademark for Its Next Game
Warhorse Studios has filed a trademark for 'Kingdom Come Salvation,' indicating a new game in the Kingdom Come series. The filing specifies 'computer gaming software,' confirming it is a video game. This trademark suggests an announcement may be imminent, as the studio previously confirmed development on a new installment and is also working on a separate RPG set in The Lord of the Rings universe.
Warhorse trademarks 'Kingdom Come Salvation' as fans pray in unison for another open-world RPG
Warhorse Studios has filed a trademark for 'Kingdom Come Salvation,' strongly suggesting the title of the next installment in the Kingdom Come series. While the studio has confirmed a new 'Kingdom Come Adventure' is in development alongside a Middle-earth RPG, details about Salvation's format and whether it will be an RPG remain unconfirmed.
The next Kingdom Come game will seemingly drop the name of the Deliverance RPGs, based on a new trademark from Warhorse
A new trademark filing for 'Kingdom Come Salvation' by Warhorse Studios suggests a potential new installment in the historical RPG series. While details are scarce, the filing indicates a possible shift in naming convention from the 'Deliverance' subtitle. Warhorse Studios has previously confirmed another Kingdom Come game is in development.
Kingdom Come Salvation could be Warhorse's next medieval history RPG, if this EU trademark filing turns out to be the genuine article
Warhorse Studios has filed a trademark for 'Kingdom Come Salvation' with the European Union Intellectual Property Office, suggesting it could be the title of their next medieval history RPG. This filing comes after the studio confirmed a new Kingdom Come adventure was in development, though it does not specify if it will continue the story of Henry of Skalitz or focus on the historical Hussite Wars.
Sony files Break In trademark ahead of State of Play
Sony Interactive Entertainment has filed trademarks for a new title called "Break In" in the United States and Europe, strongly suggesting it is the new name for Haven Studios' multiplayer heist game, originally known as Fairgame$. Despite past reports of delays and leadership changes, including the departure of Jade Raymond, Sony appears committed to the project, with further details anticipated around the upcoming State of Play event.
FuRyu trademarks CRYMELIGHT in Japan
FuRyu has filed a trademark for "CRYMELIGHT" in Japan, following the naming convention of their previous games CRYSTAR and CRYMACHINA. The trademark was filed on March 27 and made public on April 6, suggesting a potential new entry in the CRY series.
Sneaky trademark filing suggests id Software might be working on a long-awaited Quake sequel
A new trademark filing by ZeniMax Media, parent company of id Software, suggests a potential new Quake game is in development. While Quake Champions has seen little activity, the filing for the 'QUAKE' name could indicate a reboot or sequel for the influential first-person shooter franchise.