Krafton showcased five titles at Gamescom 2026 — from left, “No Law,” “Tarae: The Unbound,” “PUBG: DED.NET,” “Project Zeta” and “Age Twisters.” (Krafton) Krafton unveiled five upcoming games at Gamescom 2026 in Cologne, Germany, on Wednesday, as the Korean game developer seeks to build its next generation of long-running global franchises.The company presented “No Law,” “Project Zeta,” “Age Twisters,” “Tarae: The Unbound” and “PUBG: DED.NET” during its third annual Krafton Media Day at Koelnmesse.The lineup spans open-world shooting, tactical competition, cooperative adventure and action role-playing, reflecting Krafton’s efforts to experiment with established genres while expanding its intellectual property portfolio.Jang Tae-seok, Krafton’s head of global publishing and the PUBG franchise, opened the event by reflecting on PUBG’s development over the past decade.Jang said there are no shortcuts to creating games that are memorable. Drawing on PUBG’s growth, he said Krafton aims to develop titles that build lasting relationships with players and reinforce its reputation for consistently entertaining games.Swedish developer Neon Giant introduced “No Law,” an open-world first-person shooter and role-playing game set in the lawless city of Port Desire. Built with Unreal Engine 5, the game allows player decisions to reshape storylines, threats and opportunities.Nirvanana presented “Project Zeta,” a team-based tactical arena game that removes the lane structure commonly used in multiplayer online battle arena titles. The studio plans to conduct global community tests and incorporate player feedback into development.Spanish developer Piccolo Studio unveiled “Age Twisters,” a two-player cooperative adventure following a grandfather and granddaughter through childhood, youth, adulthood and old age. Their abilities and dialogue evolve as they move through each life stage.Boundary introduced “Tarae: The Unbound,” an Eastern dark fantasy action RPG drawing on Buddhist ideas of rebirth and karma, as well as East Asian cultures from the 15th to 17th centuries.PUBG Studios closed the presentation with “PUBG: DED.NET,” which takes the franchise’s survival and competitive elements beyond the battle royale format. The game is set in Cascadia, a fictional world inspired by the US Pacific Northwest in 1996.Krafton is offering demonstrations of all five titles at its Koelnmesse booth throughout Gamescom, which runs through Sunday.