On August 25, 2026, the highly anticipated Gamescom Opening Night Live unveiled PUBG DED.NET. This new first-person shooter combines intense gunplay with roguelite elements, encouraging players to adapt and try varied strategies. Set in the unpredictable and chaotic environment of 1990s Cascadia, the game promises a distinct experience for traditional PUBG fans.
Krafton, the developer, is preparing to launch test servers soon, and registration is already open on the official website. Discover how you can participate in the PUBG DED.NET closed beta.
PUBG DED.NET Unveiled at Gamescom Opening Night Live
During Gamescom Opening Night Live, Krafton revealed their latest first-person shooter, PUBG DED.NET. This multiplayer FPS, set in the 1990s Cascadia, introduces a roguelite progression system. Unlike the traditional PUBG, which has been a battle royale mainstay for almost ten years, this new title seeks to establish its own identity.
Players will engage in combat using a dynamic array of weapons rather than following the usual looting and shooting style. Gunfights may often be unbalanced, requiring players to adapt and strategize to win. The Gamescom trailer highlighted chaotic gameplay with graffiti-adorned grenade launchers, dual-wielding weapons, and body slides, marking a clear departure from the battle royale format.
Fans eager for early access can register for the closed beta on the game’s official website. However, Krafton has not yet announced a release date for the PUBG DED.NET closed beta.
How to Register for the PUBG DED.NET Closed Beta
To sign up for the PUBG DED.NET closed beta, visit the official website using any web browser. You’ll find a registration banner prompting you to sign in with a Krafton Player Account.
Clicking on this option will take you to the login page. If you don’t have a Krafton account, you cannot create a new one within the same window. Enter your credentials to log in and complete the registration process.
You will be placed on a waiting list, and it should be noted that not all players who register for the closed beta may gain access.
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Edited by Akash Paul
