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LawBreakers
Boss Key Productions has released several new LawBreakers trailers, each of which highlights a different aspect of the gravity-defying shooter.
The first video focuses on the game's Vertigo map. It's small, but gravity anomalies outside of its immediate borders create opportunities for risk-taking combatants to skirt the edges and surprise their foes. As the video says, you'll definitely need to coordinate with your teammates if you want to win in this cramped stage.
LawBreakers is a class-based game, and the Harrier classes bring their own special tools to the party. Whether you play as the Law-aligned Sunshine or the Breaker, Baron, you'll take advantage of your powerful energy-beam weapons and mobility-enhancing boots. You'll also help your team out with a resupply point, to keep them fighting as long as possible.
The base game is priced at $29.99 on PlayStation 4 and PC, but players can spring for the Deadzo Deluxe Edition for 10 bucks more. Take a look at this video to see the exclusive content you can score, including a variety of skins.
LawBreakers is set to release on August 8.
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