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Krafton unveils five new games at Gamescom, debuts 'PUBG: Deadnet'

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2026-08-26 10:32:47
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2026-08-26 10:32:47
Krafton Inc. unveiled videos for five new titles at Gamescom Opening Night Live (ONL), the eve event for Gamescom 2026 held in Cologne, Germany. Courtesy of Krafton Inc.

[Financial News] Krafton Inc. unveiled videos for five new titles at Gamescom Opening Night Live (ONL), the eve event for Gamescom 2026 held in Cologne, Germany. In particular, it introduced the new PUBG franchise title "PUBG: Deadnet" for the first time, highlighting key gameplay elements such as characters, gunfights and progression systems.
Krafton Inc. said on the 26th that it showcased △Project Zeta △Age Twisters △PUBG: Deadnet △No Law △TARAE: The Unbound at Gamescom ONL.
The new PUBG franchise title "PUBG: Deadnet" made its first appearance at the event. Set in the fictional region of Cascadia, inspired by the Pacific Northwest of the United States in 1996, the trailer featured characters, gunfights, a roguelite progression system and combat scenes using special abilities.
"No Law" is an open-world first-person shooter (FPS) role-playing game (RPG). Players take on the role of the protagonist, Grey Harker, and carry out infiltration, hacking and gunfights. Depending on the situation and mission, they can choose from a range of strategies.
The multi-team tactical arena (MTA) game "Project Zeta" revolves around securing and returning the key objective, Prism. The video showed a three-player team defeating a boss, obtaining Prism and then engaging another team.
The action RPG "TARAE: The Unbound" is set in an Eastern-inspired dark fantasy world. The latest video offered the first look at the game's universe, standard combat and boss battles.
The two-player cooperative adventure game "Age Twisters" follows a grandfather and his granddaughter as they search for traces of their family. Players progress through stages by using the abilities of four age groups: child, young adult, adult and senior. The video also featured two-player cooperative play, including battles atop a train.
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