Geoff Keighley is probably fuming over how many leaks have been coming from The Game Awards 2025, but yet another game has seemingly leaked ahead of the show tomorrow. Per a new report from MP1st, it looks as if a new Divinity game is set to be revealed during tomorrow’s event if some trademark information is anything to go by.
Just last week, Keighley had some demonic statue placed in the middle of the Mojave Desert as a promotion for this year’s Game Awards event. While speculation was that it could be for some Diablo expansion or possibly even a new God of War, MP1st seems to have uncovered the truth. In Europe today, three new logos were trademarked under the Divinity series with an unknown owner. While that could mean anything, the representative ID was the same between all three. If you look closely, you’ll notice the last one is the same exact design that appears on the status out in the middle of nowhere.
Just got to see it on the way home. This statue is massive at least 8-9 feet tall and 4 feet wide. There’s definitely something going on inside as there’s some eerie ambiance playing when you stand near it. It’s genuinely super creepy but incredibly well made #TheGameAwards https://t.co/CR5yfJjlyH pic.twitter.com/NIijEyP4gM
— Rtech16 (@Rtech16) December 1, 2025
MP1st goes into some speculation about what the logo might be referencing, but I don’t even think it’s that deep. Honestly, it’s probably just a minimalist design based on some of the creatures from the Divinity series that will feature prominently in this upcoming game. Considering it’s been eight years since the last Divinity game, maybe Larian Studios is finally ready to take another stab at things.
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Written by Peter Glagowski
Peter has been a freelance gaming and film critic for over seven years. His passion for Nintendo is only matched by the size of his collection.
