Fortnite is just a copy of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds? You fool. You haven't even begun to see 'copying' yet. Krafton ...

Krafton wants to expand PUBG from a battle royale into a ‘gameplay platform.’ ...

Krafton plans to evolve PUBG into a platform like Fortnite and Roblox, with user-generated content and virtual events.

The developers behind Last Epoch, Eleventh Hour Games, have confirmed they are joining Krafton, the publisher behind PUBG.

The company is also going to advance its publishing strategy by setting up a 2nd Party Publishing (2PP) structure. EF Games, ...

Korean publisher Krafton has reported its results for the first half of 2025, with revenues rising to ₩1.54 trillion ($1.1 ...

KRAFTON's Project Arc is called PUBG: Blindspot, the South Korean publisher and developer has announced. PUBG: Blindspot is a top-down tactical shooter in which teams of five players face off ...

Krafton, the Korean publisher that owns PUBG (among many other properties) has announced that it has entered into an agreement with Microsoft to acquire the recently shuttered Tango Gameworks.

Now, Krafton has officially confirmed that a mobile Palworld game is indeed being developed by its PUBG Studios creative team. The firm has signed a licence agreement with Pocket Pair to "faithfully ...

Battlegrounds might be literally built into the acronym PUBG, but Krafton sees something far bigger for the battle royale ...