Valve has registered the Deadlock trademark

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Valve has registered the Deadlock trademark

After more leaks that I care to count, Valve finally seems to be moving forward with Deadlock. The American company's multiplayer shooter could be announced pretty soon.

Indeed, Valve has finally registered the Deadlock trademark with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Th name has thus been locked down by the company behind Steam, and an horizon could be made soon.

Source: uspto.report

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