Warhorse Studios has officially filed a trademark for Kingdom Come Salvation in Europe, which could be the title of the studio’s next game in the Kingdom Come franchise. According to the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), the trademark application was filed on July 23 by a Prague-based attorney directly linked to Warhorse Studios.
The filing also includes an official logo that matches the font and overall style used in previous Kingdom Come games, making it look like an addition to the series. The trademark describes the project as “entertainment services for matching users with computer games.” This could also suggest that the project will include online multiplayer or co-op features, although Warhorse has not confirmed anything yet.
Back in May, Warhorse Studios surprised fans by revealing that it is working on two major projects at the same time: an open-world Lord of the Rings RPG and a separate, unannounced new Kingdom Come game. Since Kingdom Come: Deliverance II only launched in 2025, Kingdom Come Salvation could be a large spin-off instead of Kingdom Come 3. However, this is only speculation, and Warhorse Studios has not officially confirmed what the project is.
It’s also worth noting that, earlier this year, Warhorse Studios’ Content Director, Ondrej Bittner, revealed that the team was working on a “huge immersive RPG.” Whether that project is the same one behind the newly filed Kingdom Come Salvation trademark remains to be seen. For now, we’ll have to wait for an official announcement from Warhorse Studios to find out what Kingdom Come Salvation really is. As more information becomes available, we’ll make sure to let you know here at GameObserver.
In other news, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 translator claims he was laid off after nearly four years as Warhorse Studios reportedly turns to AI to reduce costs.
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