Gravity has begun preparing its next title by filing a new trademark using its flagship intellectual property (IP), 'Ragnarok'.
According to the Korea Intellectual Property Rights Information Service (KIPRIS), Gravity filed a new trademark on the 16th. While specific trademark name text was not yet listed in the application, it is presumed to belong to the Ragnarok IP based on a logo image featuring the phrase 'RAGNAROK CASTLE'. The logo combines classic Ragnarok typography with a blue-roofed citadel, a hammer and shield, and crown motifs, giving it a design reminiscent of siege warfare or territorial battles.
Typically, when the word 'Castle' is included in a mobile game title, it often indicates a real-time strategy (RTS) or strategy simulation game (SLG) focused on defending castles, developing territories, or commanding troops. As a result, speculation suggests this upcoming game will also be a mobile RTS or SLG based on the Ragnarok IP. However, Gravity has currently only filed the trademark and has not disclosed specific details such as the project's official service name, exact genre, or release schedule.
Meanwhile, Gravity has set building the 'Ragnarok Hub' as a mid-to-long-term vision and is accelerating all-out IP expansion, ranging from developing official numbered sequels to expanding global service regions.
The most anticipated title, the official numbered sequel 'Ragnarok 3,' began its path toward release by kicking off global pre-registrations alongside a playable demo presentation at ChinaJoy 2026 in August. Featuring artwork by original author Lee Myung-jin and reinforced core content like massive 120v120 guild battles, the game plans to raise its level of polish by conducting a Focus Group Test (FGT) in Hong Kong this December.
The company's progress in China and global markets is also notable. Following the official Chinese launch of the mobile 3D MMORPG 'Ragnarok: Rebirth', Gravity secured an import publishing license in China in July for 'Ragnarok M: Eternal Love 2' (Chinese title 'Legend of Fairyland: Guardians of Eternal Love 2'), the official sequel to the mega-hit 'Ragnarok M', laying the foundation to target the local market once again. Furthermore, in June, Gravity unveiled the 'Ragnarok Console Project'—currently in development with a targeted launch in the first half of 2027—seeking to diversify both platforms and genres.
