Cliff Bleszinski is back with LawBreakers, the arena first person shooter made with Unreal Engine 4 for PC.
We've had the chance to try the game and report our impressions at E3 2016, but now it's time for all of you to get into the fray. We have partnered with Boss Key Productions to bring you a gigantic giveaway of 5K codes for the ongoing Alpha test!
As usual, all you need to do to get your key is follow our Twitter account and subscribe to our YouTube channel below (if you haven’t already) and then enter your email address. These are Steam codes, so you can redeem them as you would with any other Steam product.
Here's some additional background information on the game, alongside a fresh video with tips on how to play the Titan.
LawBreakers is a highly-competitive multiplayer first-person shooter focused around guns, gravity, and a dizzying array of fresh new gameplay mechanics brought to you by industry veteran Cliff Bleszinski and the experienced team of developers at Boss Key Productions. Take up arms as one of several roles and fight into zero-gravity as you battle to protect or control the future as we know it.
Set in the Post-Shattering world, the moon has been destroyed, gravity is out of control, and crime runs rampant. Civilization has persevered and rebuilt the world to be better and stronger than before. However, humanity is still nowhere near perfect. Governments are stretched thin, weakened after having sold off huge tracts of land to keep society intact and fund reconstruction. In the meantime, criminal enterprises have thrived, funded by drugs, violence and uncertainty in what the future now holds.
The battle has begun. Will you throw your lot in with the Law and help to defend society from those who seek to exploit it? Or will you join the Breakers and take full advantage of the chaos for your own personal gain?
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