Krafton has pulled back the curtain on five new titles during Gamescom Opening Night Live, including the latest PUBG universe entry, PUBG: DED.NET.

The publisher dropped video showcases for five fresh projects on August 26 at Gamescom Opening Night Live (hereinafter ONL) held in Cologne, Germany.

The latest ONL lineup featured ▲ Project ZETA ▲ Age Twisters ▲ PUBG: DED.NET (hereinafter DED.NET) ▲ NO LAW ▲ TARAE: The Unbound. Each title flaunted its unique lore and core gameplay loops.

The new PUBG franchise entry, PUBG: DED.NET, is a multiplayer FPS set in 1996 Cascadia, drawing inspiration from the American Pacific Northwest of the 1990s. The developer walked viewers through the character roster, gunplay, and a roguelite progression system that carries over from run to run. The latter half ramps up the scale and unpredictability of battles through special abilities and varied playstyles.

Next up, NO LAW treated us to some actual gameplay footage. It is an open-world shooter RPG that tracks the protagonist Grey Harker through the eyes of different city residents, blending infiltration, hacking, and hardcore shooting. The developer highlighted a high degree of player freedom, letting you choose how to tackle situations and missions.

Project ZETA is an online PvP match where three-player squads clash in groups of 12. The trailer revolves around seizing and returning the core objective, the Prism. It follows a trio consisting of Scalione, Inho, and Piper as they take down a boss, secure the Prism, and haul it to the extraction point. Things quickly devolve into a chaotic multi-team brawl where character skills and teamwork dictate who survives.

TARAE: The Unbound also made its global debut, showing off its world and gameplay for the very first time. Set in an Eastern dark fantasy universe, the action RPG kicks off with narration from the shadowy mastermind Agasa, setting up a heroic saga against a cataclysmic disaster followed by intense combat sequences. Expect plenty of screen-clearing skills and nail-biting boss fights.

Age Twisters, a two-player co-op adventure, follows a grandfather and granddaughter as they retrace the steps of a missing daughter and mother. The footage shows the duo shifting across four different life stages—child, youth, adult, and elder—leveraging unique age-specific abilities to solve puzzles and clear stages. You can also catch glimpses of train-top combat, object morphing, and vehicular traversal built entirely around co-op synergy.

You can dig up more details over at the official Krafton Gamescom 2026 website.