Warhorse files a Kingdom Come Salvation trademark in the EU

An application for the trademark Kingdom Come Salvation has shown up at the EU Intellectual Property Office. The owner is hidden, but the lettering matches earlier Warhorse announcements, and the attorney in Prague is at the same address used on Kingdom Come: Deliverance paperwork.

The studio has two large projects in motion: an open-world game set in Middle-earth and a new Kingdom Come adventure. The filing looks like it belongs to the second. Alongside the usual video-game classes 009 and 041, the text mentions services that match players for computer games. That is not a multiplayer announcement. It only shows the idea has been written down.

The window attached to a release is the financial year from April 2027 through March 2028. Fans waited about seven years for the previous sequel; if this window holds, the gap is shorter. Warhorse had not confirmed the title when the filing became public.