LawBreakers, developed by Gears of War lead designer Cliff Bleszinski's studio Boss Key Productions, was a 5v5 hero-based first-person shooter set in a futuristic anti-gravity landscape.

LawBreakers itself came out in 2017 to positive reviews. Even here at Shacknews, we enjoyed the game for the most part minus a few qualms such as character design and lack of deathmatch modes.

LawBreakers, the infamous hero-oriented first-person-shooter, is making a comeback years after its release, thanks to a group of fans. While LawBreakers died rather quickly after release, the game ...

LawBreakers, the Overwatch-style FPS game that closed in 2018, may be getting some news, says director and Gears of War creator Cliff ‘CliffyB’ Bleszinski.

Back in 2017, Gears of War lead designer Cliff Bleszinski and his team at Boss Key Productions launched a first-person hero shooter called LawBreakers. The game performed solidly among critics but ...

After LawBreakers shut down alongside the studio itself, Cliff mainly stepped out of video games, but that might be changing. Today we’re finding out that Cliff has tweeted out stating that he ...

Cliff Bleszinski, director of the hero shooter LawBreakers that shut down in 2018, seemingly wants to bring the game back. I'm not going to judge you if you don't remember LawBreakers, as not many ...

Lawbreakers 2.0 seems to be safe and running for now. The project and Discord are up and players can download and play. Stay tuned as we continue to follow this topic for further updates.

FPS maven Cliff Bleszinski is hopeful for a Lawbreakers revival, but there's just one potential snag: The shooter IP is owned by South Korea's Nexon.

Clues to the location will be shared on the LawBreakers’ Twitter (@lawbreakers) and Boss Key Productions’ Twitter (@bosskey) in the coming days. Entrance will be granted on a first-come, first ...