KRAFTON Details Five-Game Lineup for gamescom 2026
KRAFTON has outlined the five games it plans to show at gamescom 2026, including a still-unnamed PUBG Studios project based on the PUBG IP. The lineup will be playable or shown at the company’s booth in Hall 9 at Koelnmesse from August 26 to 30.
The slate covers a pretty wide spread: open-world FPS, tactical multiplayer, co-op adventure, and dark fantasy action RPG. KRAFTON is keeping some details light for now, especially around the new PUBG project, but it did share the basic setup for each game.
- The unannounced PUBG Studios title is an FPS set in the Pacific Northwest, with forests and small towns as the backdrop. KRAFTON says it’s based on the PUBG IP and will make its global debut at the show.
- NO LAW is an open-world FPS RPG set in the cyber-noir port city of Port Desire. Players control former soldier Grey Harker, with stealth, gunplay, military upgrades, and sci-fi gadgets shaping how missions play out.
- Project ZETA is a third-person multiplayer tactical arena game where four teams of three fight over a resource called the Prism. Matches lean on hero abilities, shifting team fights, and item builds.
- Age Twisters is a two-player co-op narrative adventure set in a near-future Barcelona. It follows a grandfather and granddaughter searching for a missing mother, using a bracelet that lets them shift between life stages to solve puzzles and fight enemies.
- TARAE: The Unbound is an isometric Eastern dark fantasy action RPG inspired by the Six Realms of Rebirth. Players pick from six classes based on historical Eastern professions and set out to stop Agasa, a being trying to destroy the wheel of rebirth.
There’s no release timing, platform list, or pricing attached to the announcement yet. For now, gamescom 2026 looks like the first real public test for several of these projects, especially the new PUBG-linked game.






