A brand new trademark associated to Management seems to have been filed by Treatment Leisure.
As noticed by MP1st, the trademark was filed on Thursday and is for the identify ‘Management Resonant’.
Though the phrase Management could possibly be trademarked for any variety of issues, this explicit trademark was filed underneath the standard classes most online game associated emblems are filed underneath, most notably the class which incorporates “pc gaming software program” and quite a few different types of digital leisure.
It was additionally filed in Finland (the place Treatment is predicated) by Nordia Attorneys at Regulation, a authorized entity which has represented Treatment for earlier trademark filings, making all of it however sure that Management Resonant is a Treatment title.
What’s much less sure, nonetheless, is strictly what Management Resonant could possibly be. Though it’s probably to the brand new identify for Management 2, the vary of classes it’s filed underneath means it may be any variety of different issues, reminiscent of a DLC enlargement (both for the primary recreation or the upcoming sequel), or a film, TV present or e-book within the Management universe.
Provided that The Recreation Awards takes place on December 11 and that Treatment is commonly concerned within the present, it could possibly be that Management Resonant might be formally introduced there.
Management 2 is at the moment in improvement at Treatment Leisure, the place it’s being co-financed by Annapurna. Final 12 months Treatment introduced that Management 2 might be an motion RPG, however shared no additional particulars past this.
Annapurna additionally beforehand introduced plans to deliver Treatment IP, together with Management and Alan Wake, to “movie, TV and past”, which is why it’s not but totally assured that Management Resonant is a recreation.
VGC’s Management assessment known as the supernatural motion journey recreation “Treatment’s best creation for the reason that authentic Max Payne”, however FBC: Firebreak, a PvE first-person shooter set within the Management universe, carried out so badly at launch that the corporate needed to problem a revenue warning to shareholders, after which its CEO left his position “with speedy impact”.
