VIDEO SUMMARY
Following this week’s unveiling of LawBreakers, Cliff Bleszinski and Boss Key Productions’ upcoming competitive FPS, the team has published the first gameplay trailer. The video shows off team-based action from any angle, its characters, and the ability to manipulate gravity to create a unique, dynamic style of gameplay.
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