Today, during the opening moments of CES 2026, Starforge Systems unveiled its 2026 product slate, including a new partnership with keyboard manufacturer Ducky.
The company is well known not just for their quality PC builds, but their incredible partnerships, bringing art from popular anime and content creators to their cases, desk mats, wall art, and their own line of acrylic plate light panels.
With new limited edition products from Crunchyroll’s lineup of anime, including Chainsaw Man, Apothecary Diaries, and new art from Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End, the new art provides more options for anime fans who are looking for a sweet custom setup for their next PC purchase.
This extends into the new partnership with Ducky, Starforge’s first foray into peripherals. While no price has been announced just yet, we do know the first two collaborations that will be featured on the Ducky keyboards will be Old School RuneScape and Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End.
At their CES 2026, I was able to check out the RuneScape-themed keyboard in person, and it honestly looked like I was staring at the UI of the old school MMO in person. The type-face on the keycaps themselves took on the stylistic font of the MMO, and the F-row of keys featured icons found within the MMO’s interface itself. Sitting next to the OSRS PC itself felt pretty natural, and I can’t wait to see more from the company in the future.
Ducky wasn’t the only partnership Starforge Systems announced this morning, as it unveiled that it will be working with case maker Pro Gamers Group to update their case offerings for their line-up of PCs, including the Explorer lII line of rigs. This would replace the Lian Li 011 Dynamic cases, which have been known for, with the PGG cases, taking up a smaller footprint on the desk while also being a smidge lighter.
Again, no price has been unveiled for this case yet. Still, it stands to reason they would also be available to purchase separately on the company’s website, alongside its line-up of art treatments, or as part of the bundle options the company currently runs. They will also feature support for the company’s acrylic platelight fixtures, which will be slightly smaller moving forward to better accommodate the new case and 360mm slots.
If you’re curious how Starforge rigs perform, we recently reviewed their compact Traveler PC, which performed admirably under pressure.
Christina Gonzalez