Overview
- A trademark for "Kingdom Come: Salvation" was filed with the EU Intellectual Property Office on July 23, and that filing has been made public and reported by multiple outlets.
- The EUIPO entry includes a Kingdom Come–style graphic, a Prague-linked attorney named Dana Lukajová, and an address that matches prior Kingdom Come filings, which together strengthen the link to Warhorse Studios.
- The filing lists goods and services such as "computer gaming software" and "entertainment services for matching users with computer games," wording that observers say can indicate online or multiplayer functionality but is not definitive.
- Warhorse has not officially confirmed the title or details for its "new Kingdom Come adventure," leaving setting, protagonist continuity and features unverified despite fan and press speculation.
- Readers should watch for a formal Warhorse announcement and further EUIPO updates for confirmation, and expect details about setting or online play to be the clearest signals of the studio's next direction.