`NO LAW` leads five titles at Gamescom — how wide is KRAFTON’s map this time?

KRAFTON has confirmed it will attend Gamescom 2026 in Cologne, Germany, from August 26 to 30, and it will bring five new titles to the show: a new PUBG STUDIOS project, NO LAW, Project ZETA, Age Twisters, and TARAE: The Unbound. The company is also using the event to introduce several Second-Party Publishing projects for the first time, while Age Twisters and TARAE: The Unbound will make their public debut there.

That lineup points to a broader push than a standard studio showcase. The unannounced PUBG STUDIOS game is the key reveal: it will appear publicly for the first time at Gamescom and is being built around the PUBG IP.

NO LAW, developed by Neon Giant, is an immersive open-world FPS set in the cyber-noir harbor city of Port Desire. The setting gives it a clearer identity than most open-world shooters, and whether the city can actually deliver on that promise will matter more than its size.

Project ZETA, from NIRVANANA, takes a different route with a four-team competitive format, and its first global community test is scheduled for June. Age Twisters, developed by Piccolo Studio, is a two-player co-op narrative adventure, while TARAE: The Unbound, from Boundary, is a top-down dark fantasy action RPG set in an Eastern fantasy world. Both will be shown to players publicly for the first time at Gamescom 2026.

KRAFTON’s choice to place its Second-Party Publishing projects alongside its in-house releases says a lot about the lineup it wants to present. It is aiming for variety, not just another branded rollout. For players, the smart move is to watch how this slate develops, especially NO LAW and the new PUBG STUDIOS game, where feel and world design will decide the outcome.