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KRAFTON UNVEILS ITS GAMESCOM 2026 BOOTH EXPERIENCES
KRAFTON has revealed its plans for gamescom 2026, featuring five upcoming titles with playable demos, themed missions, and exclusive merchandise. The booth will showcase an unannounced title from PUBG STUDIOS, NO LAW, Project ZETA, Age Twisters, and TARAE: The Unbound, offering interactive experiences beyond traditional game demos. The event will take place at Koelnmesse from August 26-30.
MMO Week in Review: Guild Wars in your pocket
ArenaNet announced a mobile port of Guild Wars Reforged with cross-progression, coinciding with the game's 21st anniversary. This week also saw Final Fantasy XIV patch 7.5, Pearl Abyss selling EVE Online studio CCP Games to its management, and Star Wars The Old Republic revealing the planet Ryloth for its 8.0 update.
Betawatch: Neverness to Everness and Heroes of Might & Magic Olden Era open their gates
Several MMORPGs have launched or entered testing phases, including the full release of Neverness to Everness and early access for Heroes of Might & Magic Olden Era. TERA 2 is confirmed to be in development with Unreal Engine 5, while Scars of Honor and Gods, Death & Reapers are undergoing playtests and alpha phases respectively. Reaper Actual has secured further venture capital funding.
Krafton and Bluehole are hiring for TERA 2, confirming UE5 and a focus on party play
Krafton and Bluehole Studios are actively hiring developers for TERA 2, confirming the use of Unreal Engine 5. The sequel to the action MMORPG TERA will focus on encouraging party play for tackling medium-sized monsters, aiming to evolve the original game's legacy with modern technology.
Hiring has begun for a new sequel, Tera 2, as Krafton eyes Unreal Engine 5 to secure a potential MMORPG hit
Krafton has begun hiring for Tera 2, a sequel to the action MMORPG Tera, utilizing Unreal Engine 5. The game will retain the original's open action combat style. This development comes as other major MMORPG projects have been canceled, and Krafton, known for publishing titles like PUBG, aims to recapture success with its own MMO.
