Kena: Scars of Kosmora Teaser Shows SIE Copyright — What Ember Lab Fans Need to Know
A new teaser for Kena: Scars of Kosmora uploaded to the PlayStation YouTube channel lists Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) in the copyright line and also displays a trademark notice for the title.
The trailer listing has prompted industry attention because the original game, Kena: Bridge of Spirits, established Ember Lab as a developer capable of high production values on console and PC platforms.
Background and platform history
Ember Lab developed Kena: Bridge of Spirits, which launched in 2021 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and PC.
The title was noted for its polished visuals, animation and action-adventure design, and it remains the studio’s most prominent release to date.
The new teaser for Kena: Scars of Kosmora was published on PlayStation’s official YouTube account and includes a visible copyright attribution to SIE and a trademark reference for the project.
Rewritten journalistic summary of notable statements
Observers described Kena: Bridge of Spirits as a well-received action-adventure that showcased Ember Lab’s technical and artistic capabilities.
Early footage of Kena: Scars of Kosmora in the teaser presents a visually striking continuation in that same aesthetic direction.
What the trailer legally indicates — and what it doesn’t
The presence of SIE in a trailer’s copyright and an associated trademark notice are clear, verifiable on-screen elements of the published teaser.
These items reflect how the video was presented by the PlayStation channel.
However, on-screen copyright and trademark text in a promotional video do not, by themselves, constitute an announced corporate acquisition or a formal transfer of an intellectual property: such moves are typically confirmed through official press releases, corporate filings, or statements from the companies involved.
Official status and next steps
As of this article’s publication, Sony Interactive Entertainment has not issued a public statement confirming the acquisition of the Kena intellectual property or Ember Lab.
Ember Lab has not released a public confirmation to that effect either.
Fans across platforms — including those who follow Nintendo Switch announcements via Nintendo Direct or listings on the eShop — will need to await formal communications from Ember Lab or SIE for definitive details about ownership, platform plans, release dates or distribution.
For now, the teaser is the primary verified artifact: it was posted on PlayStation’s YouTube channel and includes SIE copyright and a trademark notice for Kena: Scars of Kosmora.
Any further reporting will depend on official statements or filings from the companies involved.
A new teaser for Kena: Scars of Kosmora uploaded to the PlayStation YouTube channel lists Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) in the copyright line and also displays a trademark notice for the title.
The trailer listing has prompted industry attention because the original game, Kena: Bridge of Spirits, established Ember Lab as a developer capable of high production values on console and PC platforms.
Background and platform history
Ember Lab developed Kena: Bridge of Spirits, which launched in 2021 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and PC.
The title was noted for its polished visuals, animation and action-adventure design, and it remains the studio’s most prominent release to date.
The new teaser for Kena: Scars of Kosmora was published on PlayStation’s official YouTube account and includes a visible copyright attribution to SIE and a trademark reference for the project.
Rewritten journalistic summary of notable statements
Observers described Kena: Bridge of Spirits as a well-received action-adventure that showcased Ember Lab’s technical and artistic capabilities.
Early footage of Kena: Scars of Kosmora in the teaser presents a visually striking continuation in that same aesthetic direction.
What the trailer legally indicates — and what it doesn’t
The presence of SIE in a trailer’s copyright and an associated trademark notice are clear, verifiable on-screen elements of the published teaser.
These items reflect how the video was presented by the PlayStation channel.
However, on-screen copyright and trademark text in a promotional video do not, by themselves, constitute an announced corporate acquisition or a formal transfer of an intellectual property: such moves are typically confirmed through official press releases, corporate filings, or statements from the companies involved.
Official status and next steps
As of this article’s publication, Sony Interactive Entertainment has not issued a public statement confirming the acquisition of the Kena intellectual property or Ember Lab.
Ember Lab has not released a public confirmation to that effect either.
Fans across platforms — including those who follow Nintendo Switch announcements via Nintendo Direct or listings on the eShop — will need to await formal communications from Ember Lab or SIE for definitive details about ownership, platform plans, release dates or distribution.
For now, the teaser is the primary verified artifact: it was posted on PlayStation’s YouTube channel and includes SIE copyright and a trademark notice for Kena: Scars of Kosmora.
Any further reporting will depend on official statements or filings from the companies involved.
