Neon Giant and Krafton are attempting to create a unique experience, even though the genre is familiar to many (it is a first-person shooter game).

No Law is a story-rich, cyber-noir shooter set in a decadent port city built on neon sleaze instead of regulations. Explore its rich history and discover the secrets of the city as you reclaim what was taken from you. You get to take on the role of Grey Harker, a seasoned veteran of the battlefield and the city of Port Desire. After receiving near-fatal injuries in his last deployment, Harker decides to turn his back on military life once and for all and pursue a life of peace. However, one fateful day, trouble finds its way to his front door. Even in a city without laws, actions have consequences. Throughout your journey as Harker, you will encounter many colorful characters, both friends and foes. Whether you help a friend in need or kill some lowlife, your choices will leave a mark. Play through multiple times to uncover alternate paths and new outcomes.

Port Desire is an industrial cybergrunge city nestled against a cliff overlooking the sea. It is lush with greenery and overflowing with personalities. It’s a hub for import and export where people from all walks of life flock to experience their wildest dreams. In this port, nothing is off-limits, and the city is your playground for tactical stealth or hard-hitting first-person shooter (FPS) action. Leave your morals at the border gate and explore this vertical wonder, from the rooftops that scrape the smog to the alleys that choke on it. But be careful where you step. In a city without laws, many take justice into their own hands.

Master the tools and learn the systems to turn every mission into your own story. Will you use Grey’s tactical background to your advantage and stay in the shadows, or will you let him give in to his unbridled rage and attack head-on? No matter which approach you prefer, be sure to explore the variety of military upgrades available to you. Outsmart your enemies with sci-fi devices, vertical movement, or full-frontal chaos.

No Law is coming to the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC. We don’t know when it will be released.

Source: Gematsu