Of course, King has gone one step further, and has an application for a full trademark on simply ' saga', which has yet to clear. It is based on this that the casual puzzle game developer is arguing that Stoic's title infringes upon their trademark, and would be too easily confused with their products. These include Bubble Saga, Bubble Witch Saga, Mahjong Saga, Puzzle Saga, Hoop De Loop Saga, Pyramid Saga, and of course Candy Crush Saga. Over the years, King (née ) has registered a lot of trademarks. It has as much to do with King's Candy Crush Saga as a wet tea towel in a cement mixer. The game is therefore called The Banner Saga. In the game, the army of giants and humans carry these banners telling of their sagas. Tales, or indeed sagas, rooted in Norse myth. In Stoic's game, these banners are far longer, used to tell long tales of battle. The 'banner' in the title refers to items like the Raven Banner, a totemic flag depicting symbols of Odin. Stoic's The Banner Saga is based on ancient Norse mythology. We've seen the document that shows their attempt to go after The Banner Saga. The response from King was to flap their eyelashes and protest innocence - they were only defending the Earth against evil, not liberally chasing anyone and everyone. Yesterday the internet was alive with the news about King, owners of Candy Crush Saga, their trademarking of the word 'Candy', and their ensuing threats to other developers who are using the word in their game titles.

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