Overview
- An EU trademark filed on July 23 names 'Kingdom Come: Salvation' and lists Warhorse Studios as the owner with a logo matching the series' style.
- The filing's goods-and-services text explicitly cites 'computer gaming software' and 'entertainment services for matching users with computer games,' language commonly used for online or multiplayer features.
- Warhorse has not confirmed the title or features and company comments so far only set a target release window in the next fiscal year, interpreted as April 2027–March 2028.
- The change from the 'Deliverance' subtitle has prompted reporting that the project may be a standalone story rather than a direct Henry of Skalitz sequel, though narrative details remain unconfirmed.
- The Prague-based attorney on the filing, Dana Lukajová, and the EUIPO record reinforce the filing's provenance, but trademarks often list broad services so the presence of online wording is suggestive rather than definitive.