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'Density Over Scale': Open World Cyberpunk Shooter No Law Has Serious Potential on PS5

Krafton's Neon Giant showcases the dense, detailed cyberpunk world of its upcoming shooter NO LAW.

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Neon Giant revealed the city-building technology used for Port Desire, the setting of the cyberpunk FPS No Law. The developers detailed how a small team utilized Unreal Engine 5 to create a dense open world.

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The brief

Neon Giant, a studio under Krafton, has revealed details about its upcoming open-world cyberpunk shooter, NO LAW. The game emphasizes dense, detailed environments over vast open spaces.

Coverage from outlets such as Digital Today, MondoXbox, MonsterVine, Creative Bloq, 80 Level, and Push Square highlights the game's city-building technology and the development process. The focus is on the game's use of Unreal Engine 5 to create intricate, detailed worlds.

Coverage does not yet specify a release date or further gameplay details. Watch for more information on the game's release date, additional gameplay mechanics, and further details on the development process.

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Quick answers

What is NO LAW?

NO LAW is an upcoming open-world cyberpunk shooter developed by Neon Giant, a studio under Krafton.

What is the game's development philosophy?

The game emphasizes 'density over scale,' focusing on detailed, intricate environments rather than vast open spaces.

What engine is NO LAW using?

NO LAW is being developed using Unreal Engine 5.

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