KRAFTON presents five new games at Gamescom 2026, from PUBG roguelite to open-world FPS RPG

NO LAW, Project ZETA, Age Twisters, TARAE: The Unbound, and PUBG: DED.NET showcase the publisher's approach to reimagining genres.

Output Lag Wire · Published Aug 26, 2026, 12:42

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KRAFTON hosted its third annual Media Day at Gamescom 2026, presenting five upcoming titles that span action RPGs, tactical arena games, co-op adventures, and a new roguelite interpretation of PUBG.

NO LAW is an open-world FPS RPG from Neon Giant set in the lawless city of Port Desire. The game is built around systems that react to player choices, designed to create different opportunities and stories for each player using Unreal Engine technologies.

Project ZETA is Nirvanana’s Multi-team Tactical Arena game that moves away from traditional MOBA structure. Four teams of three compete in objective-driven combat from match start, removing the traditional laning phase.

Age Twisters is a two-player co-op adventure from Piccolo Studio following a grandfather and granddaughter across four life stages. The game gives each character different abilities and dynamically changing dialogue to reflect generational differences in both gameplay and narrative.

TARAE: The Unbound is an Eastern dark fantasy action RPG from Boundary inspired by Buddhist reincarnation cycles and karma. It draws from East Asian mythology, aesthetics and cultural imagination as an alternative to Western medieval dark fantasy traditions.

PUBG: DED.NET is a roguelite reimagining of the PUBG franchise from PUBG STUDIOS. Set in 1996 Cascadia, inspired by the Pacific Northwest, the game expands the franchise beyond the traditional battle royale formula using a roguelite run structure where player choices shape each session.

All five titles were playable at KRAFTON’s booth during Gamescom 2026 in Hall 9 at Koelnmesse.