Krafton said on the 25th that Piccolo Studio's new title "Age Twisters" was nominated in the "Most Wholesome" institutional sector at the "Gamescom Award 2026" in Germany.
The "Gamescom Award" is a ceremony where Gamescom, the world's largest game show, selects outstanding games and content from among the entries. The Most Wholesome institutional sector targets works that provide warm and positive experiences to users.
Nominees are selected by a panel of expert judges, and the final winners are decided by combining the jury's evaluation with the Gamescom community vote. The winners will be announced on Aug. 28 at the Gamescom Award show.
Age Twisters is a two-player co-op adventure game in which a grandfather and his granddaughter set out on a journey following traces left by the daughter—who is both the granddaughter's mother. Two users each take on one character and progress by working together. The game's core element is an age-shifting system that uses the mysterious bracelet "Age Twister." Users switch the two characters' ages through life stages from childhood to old age, combining each age group's unique abilities to solve puzzles or face enemies.
Visitors to Gamescom can try Age Twisters for the first time in person at the Krafton booth. Krafton is showcasing a total of five new titles at this year's Gamescom, including Age Twisters, ▲ an unannounced new game from PUBG Studio ▲ "NO LAW" ▲ "Project ZETA" ▲ "TARAE: The Unbound."