Krafton unveiled five new titles spanning genres and regions at Gamescom 2026, the world's largest game show, and laid out a vision to keep developing global franchises.
Krafton said on the 27th that it held "Krafton Media Day" for global media at Koelnmesse in Germany on the 26th local time. This is the third year Krafton has hosted a separate media event at Gamescom.
On the day, Krafton introduced the development background and core gameplay of five new titles: ▲NO LAW ▲Project ZETA ▲Age Twisters ▲TARAE: The Unbound ▲PUBG: DED.NET.
Jang Tae-seok, head of global publishing at Krafton and head of the PUBG franchise, said the company will discover development studios with diverse genres and identities based on the experience accumulated over the past 10-plus years operating the PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS intellectual property (IP), and foster new global franchises with them.
Jang said, "Making a game that is remembered for a long time is hard, takes a long time, and there is no shortcut or easy path," adding, "Just as PUBG endured that time and reached fans, I hope the games on this stage today will be loved by fans."
NO LAW, developed by Neon Giant, is an immersive open-world first-person shooter (FPS) role-playing game (RPG) set in the lawless city of Port Desire. Its hallmark is that new opportunities, threats, and stories emerge based on players' choices and actions. Using the latest technology of Unreal Engine 5, it is being developed so players can create their own play and stories without being bound by prescribed methods or right answers.
Neon Giant's NO LAW is an open-world FPS RPG set in the lawless city of Port Desire where the story and play change according to players' choices. Nervernana's Project ZETA is a multi-team tactical arena game in which four teams of three compete over key objectives from the start of the match, characterized by the removal of the traditional lane phase structure of MOBAs.
Piccolo Studio's Age Twisters is a two-player co-op adventure game in which a grandfather and granddaughter journey across four age phases. Boundary's TARAE: The Unbound is a dark fantasy action RPG that combines Buddhism's six realms of reincarnation and karma with 15th–17th century East Asian aesthetics. PUBG Studio's PUBG: DED.NET reinterprets PUBG's survival and competition elements in new ways against a world inspired by the U.S. Pacific Northwest in the 1990s.
Krafton will set up a booth in Hall 9 at Koelnmesse during Gamescom 2026 to showcase the five new titles. It will also run programs for on-site attendees to try out the entries firsthand.