Krafton has unveiled five upcoming games as part of its plans to create global gaming franchises. The company announced them during its third consecutive Krafton Media Day at Gamescom 2026 in Germany. Its new lineup includes titles from different genres, along with a new take on the PUBG franchise.
Krafton introduced five upcoming titles at gamescom 2026, covering different genres and offering new gameplay ideas.
- NO LAW (Neon Giant): Claes af Buren, CEO of Neon Giant, presented the open-world FPS RPG NO LAW. The game takes place in Port Desire, a city where law and order have collapsed. Players’ decisions can change the challenges, opportunities, and stories they encounter. Neon Giant also uses the latest Unreal technologies to give players more freedom to shape their experience.
- Project ZETA (NIRVANANA): Namseok Kim, CEO of NIRVANANA, showcased Project ZETA, its Multi-team Tactical Arena game. Unlike traditional MOBAs, the title does not use a fixed lane-based structure. Four teams, each with three players, enter objective-focused battles from the start. NIRVANANA plans to refine the game through global testing and player feedback.
- Age Twisters (Piccolo Studio): Piccolo Studio Co-founders and Directors Jordi Ministral and Alexis Corominas introduced Age Twisters. The two-player adventure follows a grandfather and granddaughter through four different stages of life. Players will see their age differences reflected through unique abilities and changing conversations. The game continues Piccolo Studio’s focus on creating experiences with an emotional connection.
- TARAE: The Unbound (Boundary): Boundary CEO Inyoung Koo presented TARAE: The Unbound, an Eastern dark fantasy action RPG. The game draws inspiration from the concepts of reincarnation and karma in Buddhist thought. East Asian mythology and aesthetics also influence its world, character classes, combat, and story. This gives the game a setting and identity beyond the Western medieval style often seen in dark fantasy games.
- PUBG: DED.NET (PUBG STUDIOS): PUBG STUDIOS Creative Director Dave Curd introduced PUBG: DED.NET as a new direction for the franchise. The game keeps the survival and competitive elements associated with PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS but moves away from its battle royale format. It takes place in Cascadia in 1996, inspired by the Pacific Northwest during the 1990s. A roguelite structure lets player decisions influence each run and what happens next.
All five games Krafton will release will be on display at gamescom 2026 in Cologne, Germany, from August 26 to 30 at Koelnmesse, Hall 9. This showcase reflects the company’s policy of creating global franchises and accommodating the creative concepts of its developers.