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PUBG: DED.NET is a multiplayer first-person shooter with roguelite progression, developed by PUBG Madison and published by KRAFTON, revealed at Gamescom Opening Night Live on August 25, 2026. It is set in a 1990s version of Cascadia in the Pacific Northwest, a wooded, mountainous map dotted with fictional points of interest carrying names like Cryptid Cove and Cult Church. The creative director frames it as a heavily twisted battle royale, though players extract with the gear and items they have packed, so the extraction-shooter label is not wrong either. Progression carries across runs rather than resetting every match. The team has said it was built console-first, and it is planned for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, with closed beta sign-ups open and no release date announced.
Full overviewPUBG: DED.NET is a multiplayer first-person shooter with roguelite progression, developed by PUBG Madison and published by KRAFTON, revealed at Gamescom Opening Night Live on August 25, 2026. It is set in a 1990s version of Cascadia in the Pacific Northwest, a wooded, mountainous map dotted with fictional points of interest carrying names like Cryptid Cove and Cult Church. The creative director frames it as a heavily twisted battle royale, though players extract with the gear and items they have packed, so the extraction-shooter label is not wrong either. Progression carries across runs rather than resetting every match. The team has said it was built console-first, and it is planned for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, with closed beta sign-ups open and no release date announced.
Overview
PUBG: DED.NET is a multiplayer first-person shooter with roguelite progression, developed by PUBG Madison and published by KRAFTON, revealed at Gamescom Opening Night Live on August 25, 2026. It is set in a 1990s version of Cascadia in the Pacific Northwest, a wooded, mountainous map dotted with fictional points of interest carrying names like Cryptid Cove and Cult Church. The creative director frames it as a heavily twisted battle royale, though players extract with the gear and items they have packed, so the extraction-shooter label is not wrong either. Progression carries across runs rather than resetting every match. The team has said it was built console-first, and it is planned for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, with closed beta sign-ups open and no release date announced.
How a match of PUBG: DED.NET plays: 60 players in three-player squads, a five-phase structure with staged ability unlocks, and a zone that moves rather than simply shrinking.
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