Open-world cyberpunk game No Law received a new development update, suggesting that work on the project is progressing well. The update includes fresh footage from the upcoming title, along with a breakdown of several Unreal Engine 5 technologies powering No Law under the hood.
A tech noir first-person RPG developed by Swedish studio Neon Giant, No Law was originally announced during the December 2025 edition of The Game Awards. No availability details were shared at the time, though the reveal suggested the project was already fairly far along in development. Further reinforcing that impression is a No Law tech demo that Neon Giant showcased during Unreal Fest Chicago in mid-June 2026.
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The six-minute demo was presented by Neon Giant creative director Tor Frick, who used the occasion to discuss the technology behind the upcoming title, as well as the broader design philosophy shaping the project. His remarks indicate that while No Law is an open-world game, its setting, Port Desire, will not strive to compete with the sheer scale of Cyberpunk 2077's Night City. "We didn't want the largest world, but the...
