NO LAW on Steam: Wishlist, Price, Languages & App Info

NO LAW is on Steam at app ID 2161710, with a planned release date of 2027 and an active wishlist button. Steam is one of three confirmed PC storefronts, alongside the Epic Games Store and the Microsoft Store. It is also the single richest verified source of information about the game, because Valve's page publishes structured metadata that nowhere else does.

This page walks through everything the Steam listing actually confirms: the release field, the store description, the feature list, language support, the tag cloud, the mature content warning, and why there are no reviews.

What the store page confirms

The page lists NO LAW under the genre fields Action, Adventure and RPG, developed by Neon Giant and published by KRAFTON, Inc. The planned release date reads 2027. The features row contains exactly three entries: Single-player, Steam Achievements and Family Sharing.

The store description is worth reading in full, because it is the tightest official pitch that exists:

Welcome to Port Desire, a city that doesn't belong to anyone, but where everyone wants a piece. You're Grey Harker, an ex-military attempting to live a quiet life after near fatal injuries in the field. All you want now is peace - but in a city of no laws, what you want isn't always what you get.

Note what the feature list does not contain. There is no co-op entry, no multiplayer entry, no remote play together entry and no Steam Workshop entry. That is consistent with the official FAQ, which states that NO LAW is strictly a single-player experience.

Price and editions

No price exists yet. The official FAQ says KRAFTON intends "to launch the game as a fully complete, premium game". That rules out free-to-play and, by implication, a microtransaction-driven model. It sets no number and no regional pricing.

The Steam page currently shows no buy button, only the wishlist prompt and the note that this game is not yet available on Steam. Any listing quoting a NO LAW price is fabricated.

Languages: ten, all fully localised

Steam lists ten supported languages, and unusually, all ten carry full interface, full audio and subtitles:

Full audio across all ten is a meaningful production commitment, and it is consistent with a story-driven single-player game rather than a systems-heavy multiplayer title.

Tags: useful, but user-defined

The popular user-defined tags on the page include RPG, Cyberpunk, Open World, Action FPS, Singleplayer, Stealth, First-Person, Immersive Sim, Sci-fi, Story Rich, Assassin's, Adventure, Nonlinear, Choices Matter, Exploration, Shooter, Investigation, Futuristic and Detective.

These are applied by players, not by KRAFTON. Treat them as a signal of how the community reads the marketing, not as official feature claims. The Open World tag in particular should not be read as a confirmation of a specific world structure; KRAFTON's own copy describes a dense, vertically layered port city rather than a sprawling map.

Mature content

Steam carries a developer-written content description, quoted verbatim:

NO LAW includes frequent violence and gore and general mature content, some drug and alcohol use, with occasional nudity or sexual themes.

That is a direct signal about tone, and it aligns with the official site describing NO LAW as a "cyber-noire revenge thriller" with "blood-soaked" moments.

Why there are no reviews

The page shows "No user reviews" because the game has not shipped. There is no Metacritic or OpenCritic aggregate for the same reason. Steam does display that 27 Curators have reviewed the product, but Steam Curators are community reviewers who post recommendations, not scored critics. A curator count is not a review score, and the curator impressions are based on trailers and store copy rather than playtime.

For a fuller explanation of what review coverage does and does not exist, see the NO LAW review status page.

What to do on Steam right now

Add it to your wishlist. Steam emails you when a wishlisted title receives a release date or goes on sale, which removes the need to check manually. Nothing about wishlisting costs money or commits you to a purchase. Pair that with the newsletter on the official site if you want platform news first.