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11 September 2026 18:00 UTC · CGMagazine · Eduard Gafton
Unveiled during Opening Night Live 2026, PUBG: DED.NET is not a game mode coming to the PUBG battle royale experience many are familiar with, but is instead an entirely new experience altogether. This new game, then, promises to combine shooter gameplay with roguelite progress across runs, all set in a world inspired by the works of auteurs such as David Lynch and David Cronenberg. To understand more about the makings of and inspirations behind PUBG: DED.NET, during gamescom 2026, I sat down to speak with PUBG creative director Dave Curd: Hello and thank you so much for having me! How do you g
3 September 2026 13:20 UTC · PC Gamer · Mollie Taylor
PUBG remains one of Steam's most-played games, which makes it all the more surprising that PUBG Studios and publisher Krafton haven't made more attempts to milk it over the years. PUBG: DED NET might be the biggest yank of the udder to date though, revealing an entirely new spin-off roguelite FPS set in the '90s. And if you didn't know the game was set in the '90s, you sure will after the game's trailer beats you over the head with period-accurate vibes... Read more.
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