Rumour alert everyone; it appears that a new Alien game will be announced at The Video Game Awards 2018 next month. Earlier this month, Geoff Keighley has shared an image with a font similar to the one used for the Weyland Corporation. And today, 20th Century FOX has trademarked Alien: Blackout.
WORLDS // WILL // CHANGE on December 6 #TheGameAwards pic.twitter.com/2b8ZPZCTbv
— Geoff Keighley (@geoffkeighley) November 2, 2018
Alien: Blackout was trademarked a few days ago, on November 22nd. This new Alien product was trademarked for computer game discs, meaning that this is undoubtedly a brand new Alien game (though we don’t expect 20th Century FOX to pull another Diablo Immortal on us).
Those interested can find the trademark here.
“Computer game discs; software, namely, game software, computer game and video game software, downloadable computer game software, downloadable mobile application software used for playing electronic games and streaming audiovisual and multimedia content in the fields of games and entertainment, interactive game software, and downloadable software used for playing electronic games and streaming audiovisual and multimedia content regarding science-fiction, action, adventure, drama, and music; downloadable software featuring entertainment information regarding science-fiction, action, adventure, drama, and music.
Providing on-line computer games; providing electronic games services by means of the internet; entertainment services, namely, providing interactive online computer games utilizing communication networks, including global communication networks.”
The Game Awards will air live from Los Angeles on Thursday, December 6th so stay tuned for more!
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