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The Main Theory About What The Game Awards’ Creepy Statue Will Reveal
A European trademark named 'Divinity' with a symbol like The Game Awards statue fuels speculation about a new Larian Studios project amid fan theories and insider hints.
- On Tuesday, a law firm filed a European trademark application under the name Divinity, including a stylized graphic resembling The Game Awards statue and two similar filings alongside it covering games, books, and clothing.
- Geoff Keighley posted the bizarre statue on November 28 in a desert, full of animals and demons, and it now appears moved to The Game Awards venue in Los Angeles ahead of Thursday's show, while fans spent two weeks guessing its meaning.
- Having published six Divinity games with Divinity: Original Sin 2 released in 2017, Larian Studios—riding Baldur's Gate 3's 2023 success—announced two projects in 2024, one codenamed Excalibur.
- No clear link appears in the filing, and outlets including Kotaku have contacted Larian Studios, which is unlikely to comment before The Game Awards this Thursday.
- If linked, the filing would signal a costly, high-profile reveal at The Game Awards, fueling theories of Divinity: Original Sin III, with Jason Schreier calling it 'very cool.
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The mystery of The Game Awards statue seems to have been solved. After days of intense speculation, a report claims that the statue refers to a new Divinity game from Larian Studios. Trademarks for new logos and icons that resemble the statue design were reportedly filed in Europe on Tuesday.
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