NO LAW Trailer: Every Official Trailer So Far

NO LAW has two official trailers. The first is the announcement shown at The Game Awards 2025 in December 2025, which introduced KRAFTON and Neon Giant's project to the public. The second is the gameplay video premiered at Gamescom Opening Night Live on August 25, 2026, and it is the one that confirmed the 2027 release window. Both live on the official YouTube channel.

Everything else you will find under this search term is second-hand. Reaction videos, frame-by-frame breakdowns, and re-uploads labelled 4K or 60fps can be useful commentary, but they are not sources. This page lists only the two confirmed videos, what each one is actually good for, and where to watch them.

The two confirmed trailers

Reveal — The Game Awards 2025, December 2025. This was the public debut of NO LAW. KRAFTON and Neon Giant used the show to announce the title, the developer and the publisher, and to establish the pitch: a first-person, story rich, cyber-noire shooter set in the port city of Port Desire. As a reveal, it is primarily a statement of intent rather than a demonstration of systems.

Gameplay trailer — Gamescom ONL 2026, August 25, 2026. This is the important one. It premiered during Gamescom Opening Night Live and is the first extended look at the game in motion. It also carried the news: a 2027 release window, and confirmation of PlayStation 5, Xbox Series and PC.

If a third video appears claiming to be official, check it against the official channel before believing it. KRAFTON has announced no other video.

Why the Gamescom trailer is the one to watch

If you only watch one, watch the 2026 gameplay trailer, and for a specific reason: it is the only extended footage of the game that exists.

The reveal established what NO LAW is. The gameplay trailer shows what it does. It is where you can actually assess the verticality of Port Desire, the look of combat, and whether the tone lands for you. Our breakdown of that trailer separates what it genuinely confirms from what people read into it.

The Gamescom page covers the full announcement context, including everything the show did and did not confirm.

How to watch them

The official YouTube channel is youtube.com/@NoLawTheGame. That is the only upload that should be treated as authoritative, and it is linked from the official site at nolawthegame.com, which also carries a play trailer button on its front page.

The site additionally hosts a media gallery with screenshots released alongside the Gamescom trailer.

What each trailer tells a different viewer

The two videos answer different questions, so it is worth being clear about which one you actually need.

If you are deciding whether NO LAW is worth following at all, the December 2025 reveal is enough. It establishes the premise, the studio, the publisher and the pitch in a couple of minutes, and it is the fastest way to understand what kind of game this is.

If you are deciding whether to wishlist or eventually buy, the August 2026 gameplay trailer is the one that matters. It is the only place you can judge the feel of the combat, the density of Port Desire and the verticality KRAFTON keeps emphasising.

If you are looking for concrete information about weapons, missions or systems, neither trailer will help you. No official video has named a weapon, a mission or a character beyond Grey Harker. For that, the written official sources are the only option, which is why this wiki separates what is confirmed from what is inferred on every page.

What to be careful of

Three categories of video circulate under this search term, and only one of them is a source.

Reaction and breakdown content is commentary, not evidence. It can be insightful, but treat any claim about mechanics in it as unverified unless the creator cites an official source.

Re-uploads labelled with higher resolution or frame rates are almost always upscaled or interpolated from the official file. They do not represent a better master.

Fake trailers and concept videos are the real problem. AI-generated footage imitating a NO LAW trailer is increasingly common for unreleased games. If a video is not on youtube.com/@NoLawTheGame, it is not official, no matter how it is titled.

What to expect next

Between now and the 2027 launch, expect extended gameplay showcases rather than short cinematic trailers. That is the normal pattern once a release window is set, and it is where real information about weapons, systems and mission structure will surface.

The most reliable way to catch them is to subscribe to the official YouTube channel and to the newsletter on nolawthegame.com. The official Discord and X accounts also mirror announcements, and this wiki's news coverage is updated when something real changes.