KRAFTON showcased five upcoming titles during Gamescom 2026 Opening Night Live on August 25, the annual industry showcase in Cologne, Germany hosted by Geoff Keighley.
The publisher debuted PUBG: DED.NET, a new PvP FPS from PUBG STUDIOS set in 1996 Cascadia, a fictional region inspired by the American Pacific Northwest. The game features character-driven combat, shifting match conditions, and roguelite progression across multi-match runs. KRAFTON said players can register for an upcoming closed beta.
NO LAW from Neon Giant received new gameplay footage showing its open-world FPS RPG set in the cyber-noir city of Port Desire. Players follow Grey Harker, an ex-military veteran, and can approach encounters through stealth, hacking, sci-fi devices, vertical movement, or direct first-person combat.
TARAE: The Unbound made its first public appearance, introducing an Eastern dark fantasy world with Eastern-inspired cinematic visuals. The trailer showed powerful abilities and high-pressure boss encounters.
Age Twisters from Piccolo Studio highlighted a two-player co-op adventure where a grandfather and granddaughter search for the granddaughter’s mother. The game features age-shifting gameplay across Childhood, Adolescence, Adulthood, and Old Age stages, each with different abilities.
Project ZETA from NIRVANANA showcased third-person multi-team tactical arena gameplay where four teams of three compete to secure and deliver the Prism. The game is planned for PC and PlayStation 5 with cross-play support.