Cyberpunk 2077’s Sequel Is Years Away, But No Law Might Fill The Gap
Neon Giant’s upcoming cyberpunk action game No Law made its gameplay debut at Gamescom Opening Night Live, showcasing what could be a compelling experience for fans awaiting Cyberpunk 2077’s sequel. The game is set in a gang-ridden cyberpunk city where players assume the role of a jaded military veteran tasked with cleaning up the urban chaos.
No Law draws clear visual inspiration from Cyberpunk 2077’s aesthetic but charts its own gameplay path as a first-person action experience. Neon Giant, known for their earlier title The Ascent, has positioned the game as an open-world experience centered on action-focused gameplay rather than traditional RPG mechanics.
The gameplay footage presented at Gamescom demonstrated the game’s open-world cyberpunk setting and combat systems. No Law is scheduled for 2027 release across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X, though Neon Giant has not provided a more specific launch window. The game appears well-positioned to capture cyberpunk gaming interest while players await the next major entry in the genre.