Neowiz registered the trademark “Wonders of O” on September 10, 2026, signalling a new title that could extend its successful Lies of P saga.
The filing, listed under “virtual reality game software; interactive multimedia software for playing games,” echoes the earlier Lies of P trademark, suggesting that the studio is preparing a virtual‑reality spin‑off rather than a completely separate project.
From Pinocchio to Oz: a continuous reimagining craze
Lies of P’s dark reworking of Pinocchio drew attention in late 2023, and its post‑credits scene has already hinted at another classic tale’s retooling. The immortal alchemist Paracelsus, seen chasing Dorothy after the Battle of Cleveland, points to an upcoming retelling of The Wizard of Oz, positioning Dorothy as the protagonist in the same way Lies of P cast Pinocchio as the lead.
Round8 Studio, the developer behind Lies of P, teams with Neowiz to deliver a bleak, souls‑like experience that blends gothic storytelling with brutal combat. If “Wonders of O” follows that pattern, players can expect a similarly unforgiving atmosphere, a questionable morality, and an intricately crafted world that pulls on classic folklore while subverting expectations.
What the trademark tells us about the gameplay
The European Union Intellectual Property Office filing lists the product as “virtual reality game software.” That field definition suggests immersive first‑person immersion rather than a traditional action‑RPG menu system. Coupled with Neowiz’s previous distribution of Lies of P on PC and consoles, it is plausible that the studio will support major VR platforms to deliver the game’s eerie environments and atmospheric dread.
While the trademark does not confirm a sequel status, its similarity in wording and categorization to the original Lies of P filing points to a narrative continuity. Fans can also infer that, like the way Lies of P recontextualised a familiar story, the Wizards’ Emerald City will be filtered through the same grim reimagination.
Why “Wonders of O” matters for the souls‑like community
After the launch of Lies of P and its DLC Overture, the series has already carved out a niche as one of the finest souls‑like titles of the decade, standing beside Elden Ring. Should Neowiz and Round8 Studio follow through on “Wonders of O,” the market could see another significant entry in the genre, offering an innovative VR angle that leverages the franchise’s signature blend of tension and polish.
Neowiz’s trademark action marks the earliest concrete evidence of a return to paranormal retellings, leaving the community keen for confirmation that “Wonders of O” will indeed deliver a new, darker chapter for fans of the series.

