NO LAW looks like Cyberpunk 2077 at home, but honestly, I’m here for it
NO LAW, the new cyber-noir shooter from The Ascent developer Neon Giant, has finally shown its first gameplay, mixing Cyberpunk 2077-style visuals with stealth, hacking and Deus Ex-inspired choices.
No Law, the new cyberpunk first-person shooter developed by Neon Giant, has finally revealed gameplay footage for the lawless port city of Port Desire. Set in this neon-soaked city, players assume the role of veteran Grey Harker and can choose their approach to problems using stealth, shooting, hacking, and a disregard for other people's property.
The game is set to release on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The cyber-noir aesthetic is reminiscent of Cyberpunk 2077, with elements borrowed from Thief and Deus Ex. Neon Giant emphasizes player choice, with different approaches yielding varying reactions and outcomes. While there are jokes about players already having Cyberpunk 2077 at home, the reviewer is excited for the colorful alternative offered by No Law.
The game's description promises a cyber-noir world with consequences for every choice, which could lead to replay value. Although the reviewer has concerns about potential performance issues due to the heavy reliance on lighting and dense environments, the prospect of stealing, hacking, and deciding whether to negotiate or blow up a place remains enticing.
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