Warhorse’s Trademark Filing Points to “Kingdom Come Salvation” as the Next Adventure
An EUIPO filing issued on July 23 includes a logo for the possible follow-up and wording that may hint at online features.
Warhorse Studios may have revealed the name of its next Kingdom Come project through a European Union trademark filing. The application, issued by the EUIPO on July 23, lists Kingdom Come Salvation and includes a logo using the series’ familiar medieval lettering.
The filing was first spotted by PhraseMaker. Warhorse is listed as the trademark owner, and the legal details match the Czech studio’s other filings, leaving little doubt about who submitted it.
Warhorse has not commented on the name yet. The studio previously confirmed that another “Kingdom Come Adventure” was in development, but it has not shared details about the project’s story, release plans, or platforms.
There is also a small clue that the new game could include some form of online functionality. As PhraseMaker noted, the filing covers “entertainment services for matching users with computer games.” That language does not confirm multiplayer, though it leaves room for an online component.
If Kingdom Come Salvation becomes another large open-world RPG, it may also move beyond Henry of Skalitz. Warhorse has said that Henry’s story concluded with Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, while the change from “Deliverance” to “Salvation” suggests a new chapter for the series.
The timing is strong for Warhorse. Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 passed six million sales, giving the studio plenty of reason to keep building on the series.
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