Warhorse Studios trademarks Kingdom Come Salvation - Gematsu

What the report says

Gematsu reports that Warhorse Studios, the developer behind Kingdom Come: Deliverance and Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, has filed a European trademark for the title “Kingdom Come Salvation.” According to the outlet, the filing was made on July 23. The report did not include further details about the trademark’s classes, scope, or whether it relates to a game, expansion, or another type of product.

The filing is notable because Warhorse has already said it is working on “a new Kingdom Come adventure,” while also developing an open-world role-playing game set in Middle-earth. Gematsu’s report presents the trademark as a possible sign of branding for the next Kingdom Come-related project, but no official announcement tying “Kingdom Come Salvation” to a specific release has been reported.

For context, trademark filings often appear before publishers publicly unveil projects, though they do not guarantee that a product will be released under that name. Companies may register titles to protect future plans, reserve options, or cover related media and merchandise.

Warhorse Studios has built its profile around historically grounded medieval role-playing games through the Kingdom Come series. If “Kingdom Come Salvation” is connected to the previously teased adventure, it could indicate that the franchise will continue beyond Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, but the available information remains limited pending confirmation from the studio or its publishing partners.