In the video game industry, often the first step before a new game announcement is made is to register the trademark and legally protect certain points about the game to avoid licensing issues (and if not, to say the day before). And while this little file doesn’t contain any information about the final product (not even a definitive name), it does help us know that something is going on, and also points in one direction: Minecraft.
Microsoft filed a new trademark under the name ender dragon targeted as a video game. Other than the entry date (March 7), there isn’t much more information about this new title, except that it’s also branded as “Education; training; hobbies ; sporting and cultural activities.
This detail dispels initial hopes that it was Admitted, the in-development obsidian RPG we’ve barely heard of until recently, and bolsters the theory that it’s something new. about Minecraft. Mojang’s billion-dollar franchise is set to launch Minecraft Legends, the new spin-off to its cubic universe, and it’s possible that Ender Dragon (also alluding to the original game’s final monster) will be a new content and even a new original proposal to update Minecraft: Education Edition.