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WWE has filed trademarks for two game-related names, WWE: Survive the Ride and WWE: Deadman’s Tour.
According to F4WOnline, WWE filed both applications with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on October 13, 2026. Both filings are under International Class 009, for video game software and related products.
The description for both reads: “Video, mobile and computer game software, video games for use with wireless devices; online video games; video games for use via a global computer network and wireless devices; coin-fed amusement gaming machines; interactive video game programs; interactive multimedia computer games on all platforms; downloadable computer game software for use on mobile and cellular phones; downloadable electronic game software for use on mobile phones and handheld computers; downloadable game software.”
Deadman’s Tour points to The Undertaker, but F4WOnline notes the generic names and the pair being filed together make mobile or casino games more likely than a console game. WWE has filed several similar game names in recent months, including WWE Lock It In, WWE Championship Gold, and WWE Scratchcard in July, and WWE Superstar Scramble and WWE Hard Hitters in May. WWE also released WrestleMania: Road to Gold through Fanatics Casino in March.
What the filings likely mean is that WWE is reserving names for possible game projects, in the same batch style as those earlier filings. What is not confirmed is a game itself. No Undertaker game has been announced, no developer, platform, or release date has been named, and a trademark filing does not mean either title will become a finished product.
