Neon Giant, the studio behind 2021's The Ascent, unveiled No Law at Gamescom 2026, a new immersive sim that reworks familiar cyberpunk conventions with a sunlit, plant-overrun Mediterranean city called Port Desire rather than the usual rain-soaked, neon-drenched metropolis. After a closed-door, hands-off preview of roughly an hour, the reporter called it the most exciting game shown at the event, praising its commitment to detail and its systemic, choice-driven design in the tradition of classic immersive sims such as Dishonored and Deus Ex: Human Revolution.

Set in a meticulously mapped city with named streets, numbered buildings and NPCs tied to specific home addresses, No Law casts players as fixer Grey Harker and lets small, even accidental, actions ripple through the world—such as a stray grenade killing a shopkeeper and permanently closing their bodega. A studio representative described the tone as "Studio Ghibli meets Judge Dredd," reflecting the game's blend of lush, nature-reclaimed environments with gritty, dystopian street-level storytelling.