Krafton Reveals PUBG: DED.NET and Four More Games at Gamescom 2026

Krafton used Gamescom 2026 Opening Night Live to show five upcoming games, led by the first reveal of PUBG: DED.NET, a new PvP FPS from PUBG Studios. The showcase aired August 25 from Cologne, Germany, one day before Gamescom opens to attendees.

The lineup also included new looks at NO LAW, TARAE: The Unbound, Age Twisters, and Project ZETA. Most of the details are still early, but Krafton did confirm a few basics around genre, setting, and platforms for some of the games.

• PUBG: DED.NET is set in a fictional 1996 Cascadia, inspired by the Pacific Northwest. It’s described as a darker PUBG spin on PvP FPS play, with character-focused combat, changing match conditions, and roguelite progression across multi-match runs. Closed beta registration is now open.
• NO LAW, from Neon Giant, is an open-world first-person RPG set in the cyber-noir city of Port Desire. Players control Grey Harker, an ex-military veteran, with options including stealth, hacking, sci-fi tools, vertical movement, and direct combat.
• TARAE: The Unbound made its public debut with an Eastern dark fantasy setting, cinematic story setup, ability-driven combat, and boss fights.
• Age Twisters, from Piccolo Studio, is a two-player co-op adventure about a grandfather and granddaughter searching for traces of her mother. Its hook is age-shifting gameplay across Childhood, Adolescence, Adulthood, and Old Age.
• Project ZETA, from NIRVANANA, is a third-person tactical arena game where four teams of three fight to secure and deliver a resource called the Prism. It’s planned for PC and PlayStation 5 with cross-play support.

All five games are part of Krafton’s wider Gamescom 2026 showing, so more hands-on impressions and details may follow during the event. For now, PUBG: DED.NET is the biggest new reveal of the bunch, especially with beta sign-ups already live.