LawBreakers Indie
Beat gravity into submission in LawBreakers, an exhilarating new first-person shooter where even the laws of physics can be shattered, creating unprecedented gravity-based combat across a bloody rebuilt American landscape.
Shown at PC Gaming Show 2017 and The Game Awards 2016.
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Choose your role from a cast of unique characters, each equipped with distinct movement skills, battle abilities and weapon combos. Fight in dynamic gravity ravaged arenas that offer players a breathtaking vertical team-based battle royal. Revel in unparalleled vertical violence by mastering the skills of an array of diverse antiheroes. Whether you kill to uphold the "Law," or are out for blood as a "Breaker," these symmetrical roles satisfy any appetite in an arena where the most skilled player and team will rise. Experience a futuristic America, years after a global seismic event known as "The Shattering" forever changed the landscape and even gravity itself. Become immersed into a raging conflict between Law and Breakers across nearly unrecognizable locations ranging from a futuristic Santa Monica to a re-imagined Grand Canyon. Fight to the death in intense game modes that elevate the competitive shooter genre to all new levels. LawBreakers' signature brand of gravity-induced chaos, combined with innovative takes on multiplayer game modes, offers a truly unique and exhilarating experience.
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Trailers
LawBreakers | Skilled AF
LawBreakers trailer - PC Gaming Show 2017
LawBreakers - Cinematic Trailer (Official)
LawBreakers - The Game Awards Trailer [Official]
LawBreakers - The Assassin Commentary Trailer (Official)
LawBreakers - The Assassin Trailer (Official)
LawBreakers - The Enforcer Commentary Trailer (Official)
LawBreakers - The Enforcer Trailer (Official)
LawBreakers - E3 2016 Gameplay Trailer (Official)
LawBreakers "Between Our Guns" Gameplay Trailer [Official]
Project BlueStreak - Teaser Trailer em Pre-Alpha (PAX East 2015)