Cyberpunk 2077 Sequel Still Far Off? No Law Might Be Your Next Fix

No Law, a new cyberpunk FPS from Neon Giant, wowed at Gamescom. It's not an RPG, but it might scratch that Cyberpunk itch until the real sequel arrives.

Ever since Cyberpunk 2077's last big update, you've been itching for more cyberpunk mayhem. The sequel? Still years away. But at Gamescom Opening Night Live, a new game called No Law stepped into the spotlight, and it's bringing those neon-soaked, high-octane vibes you crave.

No Law comes from Neon Giant, the studio behind The Ascent. If you played that, you know they can craft a gritty, atmospheric world. This time, they're going first-person, and from the trailer, it looks like pure chaos in the best way possible.

Now, before you get too excited, let's be clear: No Law is a first-person shooter, not an RPG. So don't expect branching dialogue trees or deep character builds. Instead, think of it as a pure adrenaline rush, a shooter that throws you into the heart of a cyberpunk city gone wild.

During the Gamescom showcase, which was packed with anime games and dark fantasy souls-likes, No Law stood out with its raw, in-your-face action. It's a breath of fresh air for those of us who want our cyberpunk with a side of bullets and explosions.

If you're a fan of Cyberpunk 2077, you'll notice familiar aesthetics—the grimy streets, the neon signs, the augmented thugs. But No Law seems to cut the filler and focus on the firefights. It's like the combat from Cyberpunk, dialed up to eleven and stripped of all the walking around and chatting.

No Law is slated to hit PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X in 2027. That might feel like a long wait, but hey, it's something to look forward to. And who knows, maybe it'll hold you over until CD Projekt Red finally drops the real sequel.

So, what do you think? Will you be picking up No Law when it launches, or are you holding out for the actual Cyberpunk sequel? Let us know in the comments!