PUBG: DED.NET makes its debut as KRAFTON offers new looks at NO LAW, TARAE: The Unbound, Age Twisters, and Project ZETA on gamescom’s global opening stage
EL SEGUNDO, CALIF. – August 25, 2026 – KRAFTON, Inc. today unveiled five upcoming titles during gamescom 2026 Opening Night Live, the official opening showcase for gamescom hosted by Geoff Keighley in Cologne, Germany.
As part of the global showcase, KRAFTON debuted PUBG: DED.NET, a new title in the PUBG franchise, and shared new looks at NO LAW, TARAE: The Unbound, Age Twisters, and Project ZETA. The lineup reflects KRAFTON’s expanding slate across shooters, RPGs, co-op adventure and competitive multiplayer, while giving players an early look at several titles that will be featured throughout the company’s broader gamescom 2026 presence.
Opening Night Live took place on August 25, one day before gamescom 2026 officially opens to attendees. The annual showcase serves as one of the industry’s most visible global stages for new game reveals, trailers and updates.
PUBG: DED.NET Makes Its Debut
PUBG: DED.NET, a new PvP FPS from PUBG STUDIOS, made its first public appearance during Opening Night Live. Set in Cascadia in 1996, a fictional region inspired by the American Pacific Northwest, the game introduces a darker new setting for the PUBG franchise built around character-driven combat, shifting match conditions and roguelite progression across multi-match runs. Players can now also register for the upcoming closed beta.
NO LAW Shows Immersive Open-World FPS RPG Gameplay
NO LAW, from Neon Giant, gave players a deeper look at its immersive open-world FPS RPG experience. Set in the cyber-noire city of Port Desire, the game follows Grey Harker, an ex-military veteran pulled back into violence after trying to leave his past behind. Players can approach encounters through stealth, hacking, sci-fi devices, vertical movement or direct first-person combat.
TARAE: The Unbound Highlights Eastern Dark Fantasy Action
TARAE: The Unbound, also made its first public appearance at ONL, introducing its world and gameplay. The game is set in an Eastern dark fantasy world, with Eastern-inspired cinematic visuals and narration from Agasa introducing the game’s world and story before transitioning into a hero confronting a great calamity. The trailer then moves into gameplay, featuring powerful abilities and high-pressure boss encounters.
Age Twisters Introduces Co-op Adventure Across Every Stage of Life
Age Twisters, from Piccolo Studio, highlighted its two-player co-op adventure built around teamwork, family and age-shifting gameplay. The game follows a grandfather and granddaughter searching for traces of her mother, with the trailer featuring their journey across Childhood, Adolescence, Adulthood and Old Age. Each stage brings different abilities into play, with scenes including combat atop a train, transforming into objects and traveling by vehicle.
Project ZETA Spotlights Multi-Team Tactical Arena Gameplay
Project ZETA, from NIRVANANA, showcased its third-person Multi-team Tactical Arena gameplay. The game pits four teams of three against one another as they compete to secure and deliver the Prism, the battlefield’s most valuable resource. Built around objective fights, shifting team dynamics and ability-based hero combat, Project ZETA is planned for PC and PlayStation 5 with cross-play support.
All five titles will be featured as part of KRAFTON’s broader gamescom 2026 presence, giving players and press a closer look at the company’s upcoming global lineup. For more information on KRAFTON’s gamescom 2026 titles and activities, please visit the official KRAFTON gamescom 2026 website.
