Level Infinite has confirmed its plans for gamescom 2026 in Cologne, where the publisher will occupy booth space in Hall 6.1 at stands C071-A070. The company is bringing several titles for hands-on sessions along with related activities, following the familiar pattern of major publishers using the show to give attendees early access to upcoming or ongoing games.
Among the playable offerings is CONTROL Resonant from Remedy Entertainment. This marks the first public opportunity to try the sequel to Control ahead of its September 24, 2026 release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. Players take the role of Dylan Faden moving through a version of Manhattan altered by paranormal forces, using supernatural abilities and a shape-shifting melee weapon against threats that include the Hiss and the Mold. Remedy has carved out a dedicated area at the booth for the demo.
Dune: Awakening from Funcom will also be available, this time on console for the first time at a public event. The open-world survival game set on Arrakis lets visitors try its exploration and crafting systems in person. A themed photo opportunity tied to the title is planned at the same location.
Hunt: Showdown 1896 returns with a hands-on look at a new in-game event. Attendees can play alongside developers, collect exclusive in-game items and merchandise, interact with cosplayers and take photos under a Blood Moon setup. The event also features Raptobot appearing as a previously unseen Hunter. Press can arrange interviews and receive a kit that teases a new major enemy, while an expanded public meet-and-greet is scheduled for Wednesday, August 26.
An as-yet-unannounced title will also be playable at the booth, with further details expected closer to the show. Additional activities include a Wheel of Infinity prize draw and themed photo opportunities linked to the featured games.
Gamescom remains one of the industry’s larger annual gatherings, and booths of this type typically mix demos of near-term releases with ongoing live-service titles to draw both players and media. Level Infinite, operating as Tencent’s global games brand, handles publishing and partnership roles on titles that range from free-to-play hits to licensed projects such as Dune: Awakening. The lineup presented here continues that mix without signaling a major shift in focus. Visitors interested in the demos will need to manage the usual queues that form around popular stations during the event.
