A newly uncovered trademark filing suggests that Warhorse Studios' next medieval history RPG may be titled Kingdom Come Salvation. The unconfirmed title points to what comes next for the studio following the release of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II.
Initially spotted by Australian site Phrasemaker, the trademark application for 'Kingdom Come Salvation' was filed on July 23, 2026, with the European Union's Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO). The listing includes a graphic using the font style Warhorse typically applies to the Kingdom Come series. Its goods and services section cites computer gaming software and entertainment services for matching users with computer games.
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While the application itself is publicly verifiable on the EUIPO database, Warhorse Studios has not yet officially confirmed the game's title. The filing was executed by Dana Lukajová, a patent attorney based in Prague—the same Czech city where Warhorse Studios is headquartered. However, the trademark application does not explicitly tie the title to a specific protagonist or gameplay structure.
Timeline Context
Back in May, Warhorse confirmed they have a "new Kingdom Come adventure" in development alongside an open-world Lord of the Rings RPG. The pivot from numbered Deliverance sequels to a subtitle like Salvation has led to speculation about a potential shift in narrative focus. Observers note that Central Europe's Hussite Wars began in 1419, shortly after the 1403 setting of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, a period deeply defined by religious conflict and debates surrounding the concept of salvation.
Warhorse Studios has not yet commented on the trademark filing.