Port Desire is not a city you simply walk into. Neon lights reflect off wet streets, while the smell of oil and sea hangs in the air. It is against this bleak backdrop that KRAFTON presents today NO LAW vor, an open-world first-person shooter RPG developed by Neon Giant, the creators of The Ascent.
The reveal took place during The Game Awards 2025, and the first trailer suggests that players will need more than just firepower.
Grey Harker: From gardener to secret agent
In the center of NO LAW Grey Harker, a former military veteran who longs for a quiet life tending plants instead of fighting, finds himself in Port Desire, a merciless place. When Harker's peace is shattered, he must use his instincts, equipment, and military experience to reclaim the city and confront the shadows of his past.
This character is not a typical hero: his decisions carry weight, his allies and enemies are complex, and every step can have far-reaching consequences.
The open world of NO LAW It's vertical, vibrant, and permeated by neon lights. From rooftop gardens to the harbor promenade, every corner of the city is interactive and reacts to the player's actions. Whether it's silent infiltration, tactical confrontation, or brutal firefights, the freedom to choose how you approach problems is consistently rewarded. At the same time, the moral complexity serves as a reminder that in a lawless world, every action leaves its mark.
Port Desire: A city full of life and danger
Under the hood, it uses NO LAW Powered by Unreal Engine 5, the game combines precise first-person shooter combat with RPG elements. Players can delve into military upgrades, experiment with sci-fi gadgets, and master vertical movement. Each mission can thus become a personal story, a blend of revenge, consequences, and survival. Claës af Burén of Neon Giant emphasizes that this project is bigger, more reactive, and more personal than anything the studio has done before.
NO LAW This promises not just an action-packed shooter, but a game that combines moral depth, freedom of play, and technical ambition. For fans of The Ascent This signifies an exciting development; for newcomers, it's an entry into a city where no one is safe – not even the player.
How will Grey Harker fare when every decision changes his fate and that of the city?
