Neowiz trademark filing for "Wonders of O" reignites interest in Lies of P sequel
Neowiz, publisher of the 2023 action-RPG Lies of P, has filed a trademark for the name "Wonders of O" with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO).
The filing — registered September 9, 2026 — lists the goods and services with the generic EUIPO descriptor "virtual reality game software," a standard classification used by the office for videogame-related trademarks.
Background: Lies of P, developer and DLC timeline
Lies of P launched in 2023, developed by Round8 Studio and published by Neowiz, and was widely noted for its Soulslike combat and its dark, Pinocchio-inspired narrative.
The game received an expansion titled Overture in 2025, and Neowiz has maintained ownership of the franchise through ongoing support and platform releases.
The publisher and developer have not publicly confirmed any sequel or follow-up project beyond that DLC.
What the EUIPO filing reveals
The EUIPO record for "Wonders of O" identifies Neowiz as the applicant and lists a separate German representative, consistent with common legal representation for European filings.
The entry does not include a description beyond the office’s standard videogame classification, and it does not disclose platforms, release windows, or any narrative details.
Rewriting notable statements in journalistic terms
Reporters and fans have pointed to a teaser in Lies of P’s ending that features visual elements linked to Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz — notably, a pair of red slippers appearing in the game’s closing moments.
That sequence has long fueled fan speculation about Dorothy’s role in any subsequent titles.
The Overture DLC continued a separate storyline and did not expand on that particular ending tease.
What we can and cannot confirm
The EUIPO trademark filing is a public, verifiable document tied to Neowiz and the name "Wonders of O." Beyond the filing itself, Neowiz has not issued any official statement confirming a new game, its scope, or platform targets such as Nintendo Switch or other consoles.
Any additional details about development, release dates, or platform availability will have to come from Neowiz or Round8 Studio.
For readers tracking Lies of P and Neowiz’s next steps, the EUIPO listing is a documented development that merits attention.
Fans should expect official announcements from the publisher for confirmation of any project tied to the "Wonders of O" name.
Neowiz, publisher of the 2023 action-RPG Lies of P, has filed a trademark for the name "Wonders of O" with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO).
The filing — registered September 9, 2026 — lists the goods and services with the generic EUIPO descriptor "virtual reality game software," a standard classification used by the office for videogame-related trademarks.
Background: Lies of P, developer and DLC timeline
Lies of P launched in 2023, developed by Round8 Studio and published by Neowiz, and was widely noted for its Soulslike combat and its dark, Pinocchio-inspired narrative.
The game received an expansion titled Overture in 2025, and Neowiz has maintained ownership of the franchise through ongoing support and platform releases.
The publisher and developer have not publicly confirmed any sequel or follow-up project beyond that DLC.
What the EUIPO filing reveals
The EUIPO record for "Wonders of O" identifies Neowiz as the applicant and lists a separate German representative, consistent with common legal representation for European filings.
The entry does not include a description beyond the office’s standard videogame classification, and it does not disclose platforms, release windows, or any narrative details.
Rewriting notable statements in journalistic terms
Reporters and fans have pointed to a teaser in Lies of P’s ending that features visual elements linked to Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz — notably, a pair of red slippers appearing in the game’s closing moments.
That sequence has long fueled fan speculation about Dorothy’s role in any subsequent titles.
The Overture DLC continued a separate storyline and did not expand on that particular ending tease.
What we can and cannot confirm
The EUIPO trademark filing is a public, verifiable document tied to Neowiz and the name "Wonders of O." Beyond the filing itself, Neowiz has not issued any official statement confirming a new game, its scope, or platform targets such as Nintendo Switch or other consoles.
Any additional details about development, release dates, or platform availability will have to come from Neowiz or Round8 Studio.
For readers tracking Lies of P and Neowiz’s next steps, the EUIPO listing is a documented development that merits attention.
Fans should expect official announcements from the publisher for confirmation of any project tied to the "Wonders of O" name.
