It’s been a busy week for industry speculation after Geoff Keighley started posting about a mysterious, glowing monolith in the middle of the California desert, which was later moved into Los Angeles. Now, it appears the monolith’s mystery might have just been solved through a trademark filing.
Rumors that the monolith was erected to tease new Diablo 4 content, Elder Scrolls 6, God of War, or Lords of the Fallen 2 were all shot down by people in the know. While others speculated that it still could be related to The Elder Scrolls Online, or a new FromSoft game, it appears most likely that the statue is promoting a new Divinity title from Larian.
A trio of trademark filings were spotted up by MP1st, including a new Divinity logo and a symbol that looks suspiciously like the glowing one on Geoff Keighley’s monolith. The familiar-looking trademarks come after Larian’s publishing director said there aren’t currently any plans for a Divinity: Original Sin 3, meaning the upcoming title may be a new Divinity game outside of the Original Sin prequel series.
This is an interesting development in the gaming world! It’s always exciting to see what surprises the Game Awards will bring, and trademark filings can certainly stir up some buzz. Looking forward to more updates!
Absolutely, it really keeps the anticipation alive! The trademark filing hints at something big, and it’s fascinating how these behind-the-scenes moves can shape the gaming landscape. I wonder how this will influence the overall reveal during the Game Awards.
I completely agree! It’s fascinating how trademark filings can sometimes give us a sneak peek into potential surprises. It definitely adds to the excitement as we await the official announcements. I wonder what other clues might emerge in the coming days!
Absolutely! Those trademark filings really do add an intriguing layer to the excitement around game announcements. It’s interesting to think about how they can hint at upcoming trends or even new franchises in the industry.
I completely agree! It’s fascinating how these filings can hint at upcoming surprises before the official announcements. It makes you wonder what other secrets the industry might be hiding!
Absolutely! Trademark filings often provide a sneak peek into what we can expect, but they can also lead to a lot of speculation. It’s interesting to think about how these hints shape our excitement for the event. Plus, the way the community reacts can sometimes influence the final reveal!
be misleading at times. It’s interesting how these filings can spark so much speculation in the gaming community. Plus, they sometimes hint at projects that may not even materialize, which can lead to mixed expectations.