Would you like some more bangy shooty games out of Nexon? Don’t answer that because you’re getting two of ’em soon: PvPvE zombie-filled extraction shooter Nakwon: Last Paradise and free-to-play tactical FPS Sudden Attack Zero Point.

We’ll begin with Nakwon, which drops players into a zombie-ravaged Seoul, South Korea, where scavenging by day, surviving through the night, and getting out alive are the key goals. Nexon touts the game’s blending of extraction shooter and survival, with mechanics like tending to wounds before they become fatal or managing mental stress on top of the deadly zombies and potentially untrustworthy human players. The game has already had a pre-alpha test but future testing and a release hasn’t been tied down yet according to a recent FAQ, though it is up for wishlisting on Steam.

As for SAZ, this is essentially a remastering of the 20 year-old shooter Sudden Attack, which was shut down here in the west back in 2014. This new free-to-play version promises better graphics, new mechanics such as weapon customization, and generally quick-hitting matches, while promising to build on the game’s tactical gameplay and bomb defusal focus. A release for this game has also not been locked down, but players are encouraged to follow along on socials and Steam.