"Krafton Games Are Fun"... Five New Titles Including 'PUBG: Deadnet' Unveiled

Unveiled at Gamescom 2026

"We will boldly move forward toward the dream that 'games made by Krafton are fun.'"

On the 26th (local time) at Gamescom 2026 held in Cologne, Germany, Tae seog Jang, Head of Publishing at Krafton and Head of the PUBG Franchise, is speaking. Krafton.

On the 26th (local time), at "Gamescom 2026," the world's largest game show held in Cologne, Germany, Jang Taeseog, Head of Global Publishing and Head of the PUBG Franchise at Krafton, presented a vision for continuously creating global franchises.

Drawing on more than ten years of experience operating the PUBG intellectual property (IP), Jang stated that he would foster new global franchises by discovering development studios with a variety of genres and unique identities. Jang remarked, "Creating games that are remembered for years is difficult and takes a long time—there are no shortcuts or easy paths," adding, "Just as PUBG endured that time and reached fans, I hope that the games premiering on this stage today will also ultimately reach and be loved by fans."

On this day at "Gamescom 2026," Krafton also held "Krafton Media Day" for the global media, unveiling five new titles.

During the event, Krafton introduced the development background and gameplay of five new titles: ▲NO LAW ▲Project Zeta ▲Age Twister ▲Tara: Unbound ▲PUBG: Deadnet.

NO LAW, developed by Neo Giant, is an immersive open-world first-person shooter (FPS) role-playing game (RPG) set in the lawless city of 'Port Desire.' Project Zeta is a multi-team tactical arena game, featuring four teams of three players each facing off right from the start for intense and tightly packed battles. The company plans to further develop the game through global community testing in collaboration with players.

Age Twister is a two-player cooperative adventure game where a grandfather and his granddaughter journey together across four different stages of life. Tara: Unbound is a dark fantasy action RPG that combines themes of Buddhist samsara and karma with East Asian aesthetics from the 15th to 17th centuries. PUBG: Deadnet is a new title that expands the identity of the PUBG franchise, set in a world inspired by the Pacific Northwest in the United States during the 1990s.

Krafton is also showcasing its new titles at its booth in Hall 9 of Koelnmesse, offering a program where global players can experience them firsthand.

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