NO LAW Officially Arrives in 2027 as a Huge Open-World Cyberpunk 2077 Replacement

A New Cyberpunk RPG

Cyberpunk 2077 has remained popular despite its difficult launch, supported by free updates and the Phantom Liberty DLC. Its sequel is still years away, as CD Projekt RED is working on The Witcher IV first.

NO LAW is Neon Giant’s upcoming open-world RPG, planned for 2027. It is a first-person, story-rich cyber-noire shooter set in Port Desire, a decadent port city with no laws governing its residents.

Grey Harker’s Return

Players control Grey Harker, an ex-military veteran trying to build a quiet life after suffering life-threatening injuries in the field. Trouble reaches his door in Port Desire, pulling him back into conflict.

The city is a hub for import and export, drawing people from many walks of life. Players can explore its history and meet its residents as Grey tries to reclaim what was taken from him.

Choices Shape Each Playthrough

Although Port Desire has no laws, player actions still carry consequences. Characters can become friends or foes, and the game offers multiple paths and endings intended to encourage replaying.

Players can rely on Grey’s tactical background to move through the shadows or choose direct combat. Military upgrades, sci-fi devices and vertical movement offer additional ways to handle missions.

Release Window Still Unclear

NO LAW has no exact release date yet, but it is expected to arrive on Steam sometime in 2027. The game’s planned setting and flexible approaches may appeal to players looking for a cyberpunk world while the Cyberpunk 2077 sequel remains distant.