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The official reveal trailer for NO LAW made its world premiere at The Game Awards in December 2025. It was the first public look at the game and introduced Grey Harker, the city of Port Desire, and the game's cyber-noir visual identity.
Reveal Trailer
The reveal trailer showcased Port Desire's vertical environments, neon-lit streets, and the mix of stealth and combat that defines the game's approach. Footage shown included wall-penetrating radar, server hacking, stealth takedowns, and aggressive first-person melee and gunplay. The trailer was accompanied by the tagline referencing the game's central theme: even in a city without laws, actions still carry consequences. The reveal trailer was captured entirely in-game, offering an early look at the game's real visual fidelity rather than pre-rendered footage.
World Dev Diary
In June 2026, Neon Giant released a developer diary titled "The World of NO LAW" alongside a technical presentation on how the studio built Port Desire. The diary breaks down the systems behind the city, from its more than 3,000 dynamic inhabitants to the lighting and weather that shape both its mood and the behavior of enemies. It expands on the studio's density over scale philosophy, showing how a small team packs detail and reactivity into every street and interior rather than chasing raw map size.
Where to Watch
The official reveal trailer is available on the NO LAW Steam store page and on Neon Giant's and KRAFTON's official channels. The game can be wishlisted on Steam.
Official Video Releases
Nine videos have been published on the game's own channel since the reveal. Several are short, but together they are the only moving footage of the game that exists publicly.
Date | Video | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
11 December 2025 | Official Reveal Trailer | The world premiere at The Game Awards, captured entirely in-game |
18 December 2025 | Dev Diary: All About Neon Giant | An introduction to the studio, its history, and what drives it |
6 January 2026 | Wishlist short | A brief promotional cut restating the game's pitch |
31 March 2026 | Stacking Boxes | A short clip of crates being stacked to reach a higher route, the traversal idea the studio later wrote about at length |
7 June 2026 | Dev Diary: The World of NO LAW | A walk through Port Desire's markets, apartments and streets, and the lighting, crowd and destruction systems behind them |
1 July 2026 | Crafting the High-Fidelity City of Port Desire | A conference talk by creative director Tor Frick with a behind-the-scenes breakdown and in-game showcase |
6 August 2026 | Gamescom announcement short | Confirmation of the game's presence at gamescom 2026 with the stand location |
25 August 2026 | Gameplay Trailer | The second full trailer, premiered during the opening night showcase of Gamescom 2026. A vertical cut of the same trailer was posted alongside it |
The reveal trailer is mirrored on several storefront and platform channels. The version on the game's own channel is the one embedded on the official site, and it is by a wide margin the most-watched of the set.
Gameplay Trailer
A second full trailer premiered on 25 August 2026 during the opening night showcase that precedes the show floor at gamescom, roughly eight months after the reveal. It runs about a minute and a half at 1080p and 60 frames per second, and it carries a written note that the footage is actual in-game capture from a work in progress whose content is subject to change.
The material published with it is where several things were named for the first time: that the city knows Grey Harker only in whispers as an artist, a ghost, a bulldozer and a tactician, that some call him "The Gardener", and that his targets are the city's corrupt "Mayors". It also restates the pitch as a single-player immersive open world FPS RPG, and widens the verbs from the reveal's explore, infiltrate and assassinate to fighting, infiltrating, intimidating, or carving a path of your own. The publisher's headline for the showing was "Your Choices, Your Chaos, Your City".
Conference Presentation
The July 2026 developer conference talk is the longest single piece of footage released so far. It is presented by the studio's creative director and pairs a technical breakdown with running gameplay, arguing that the city's value comes from density rather than area. The framing given alongside it is that the team rejected procedural generation for the layout and built Port Desire block by block instead, which is the same density-over-scale position the studio has taken consistently since the reveal.