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Kingdom Come Salvation could be Warhorse’s next medieval history RPG, if this EU trademark filing turns out to be the genuine article
Warhorse Studios may be developing a new medieval role-playing game titled Kingdom Come Salvation, following an EU trademark application for the name. If genuine, it would likely be the previously confirmed new Kingdom Come project and could signal a move beyond the series’ existing protagonist, Henry of Skalitz.
The application was filed with the EU Intellectual Property Office on 23 July and covers computer game software and related entertainment services. Its logo uses styling associated with the Kingdom Come series, while the filing lawyer is a Prague-based patent specialist, matching Warhorse’s location; however, Warhorse had not confirmed the title. The article notes the Hussite Wars, beginning in 1419 after Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2’s 1403 setting, as a possible historical backdrop.
In short
- EU filing points to a possible Kingdom Come Salvation.
- Warhorse has confirmed a new Kingdom Come adventure.
- The title and setting remain unconfirmed.
Explained simply
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a video game series set in medieval Bohemia, created by Czech studio Warhorse. Players take on the role of a character navigating a historical world during a period of religious and political upheaval in 15th-century Europe.
The games are praised for their detailed historical setting and realistic approach to medieval life, attracting players interested in both gaming and history. Warhorse has been working on a new Kingdom Come project, and fans have been anticipating news about its development.
The Kingdom Come games are based on the Hussite Wars, a real historical conflict in Bohemia that began in 1419 and centred on religious reform. A new game in the series would likely explore this historical era, possibly introducing new characters or storylines.
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