Hold onto your helmets, chicken dinners just got a whole lot weirder! Krafton, the studio behind the legendary battle royale juggernaut PUBG: Battlegrounds, has officially unveiled its latest project: PUBG: DED.NET, a brand-new multiplayer FPS that’s injecting a massive dose of roguelite mayhem into the familiar battlefield formula. Revealed at Gamescom Opening Night Live, this title promises to be unlike anything we’ve seen before.
A Blast from the Past with a Roguelite Twist
Krafton describes PUBG: DED.NET as a “new multiplayer FPS that combines shooter gameplay with roguelite progression across runs,” offering players “new ways to experiment, adapt and build their own approach in the strange and unpredictable world of 1990s Cascadia.” Imagine the intense firefights you know and love, but now layered with randomized weapons, perks, and environmental hazards that keep every playthrough fresh and utterly chaotic. And let’s not forget the soundtrack – reportedly featuring the iconic Ministry track “Jesus Built My Hotrod,” perfectly setting the tone for the unhinged action.

Get Ready to Rumble (and Rebuild)
The “roguelite” aspect means that each run will present players with different challenges, forcing them to adapt their strategies on the fly. Expect randomized weapon spawns, unpredictable enemy encounters, and a constantly shifting landscape designed to keep you on your toes. This isn’t just about surviving; it’s about mastering the chaos.
Closed Beta Incoming!
If you’re eager to dive headfirst into this wild new take on the FPS genre, Krafton is now accepting registrations for a closed beta test at the game’s official website. This is your chance to get an early look at PUBG: DED.NET and help shape its development. Don’t miss out!




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