Krafton said on Oct. 20 it will exhibit five games, including PUBG, at "G-Star 2026" to be held in November at BEXCO in Busan.

The titles are PUBG, Taray: Unbound, Age Twister, Waltz and Jam, and Item-Boosted Hero. Krafton plans to set up a booth at A03 on the first floor of BTC Hall in Hall 1 at BEXCO and run demo areas where visitors can play key new titles.

This year’s booth concept is "Krafton Now." Krafton will place its flagship intellectual property and new titles under development in a single space, focusing on showing its current lineup. This year marks its 10th straight appearance at G-Star.

PUBG will have a separate dedicated area. Krafton will operate a photo zone, participatory content and stage programs so visitors can experience the game IP offline.

"Taray: Unbound" will unveil a new class, "Tugwi," for the first time. The game is an Eastern dark fantasy action RPG inspired by the Buddhist worldview of samsara across the six realms, and players choose one of six classes that reinterpret occupations from Eastern history.

Krafton previously introduced three classes at Gamescom: Samurai, Chakho-gap-sa and Pungsu-sa. At this G-Star, it will run a Tugwi demo for the first time in the world.

The two-player cooperative narrative adventure "Age Twister" will also be playable on site. The game follows a grandfather and granddaughter who use a mysterious bracelet to move between childhood, adolescence, youth and old age, combining abilities from each age group to overcome obstacles.

"Waltz and Jam" will offer a demo version ahead of its global launch on Dec. 3. It is an action-adventure platformer in which the protagonist Waltz and spirit dog Jam explore the afterlife "Downtown," using toys and transformation abilities to solve puzzles and fight.

The roguelike strategy RPG "Item-Boosted Hero" can be experienced on mobile phones and tablets. Its core mechanic is placing and combining items within limited bag space to create builds.