While Lawbreakers shares a few themes and ideas with Blizzard’s smash-hit hero shoot ‘em up, Lawbreakers does feel different in its approach to the genre. That’s because all actions come second to its primary gameplay, which focuses on popping guns before special abilities. Still, it’s a comparison that Lawbreakers studio Boss Key Productions and its big boss Cliff Bleszinski had have had to endure ever since the game was announced.

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While there may be plenty of other colourful shooters gearing up to take on Blizzard’s darling, Lawbreakers has a different aesthetic approach. One where the action is portrayed through a more grounded lens. Or as grounded as a lethal cyborg assassin can be while sprinting over airwaves.

Lawbreakers is seeking to turn multiplayer shooters on their head, and it's having a lot of fun along the way.

Lawbreakers is less concered with the fall of mankind and more interested in their future rise, setting the stage for a different feel to this online shooter.

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Gears of War, Jazz Jackrabbit and Lawbreakers designer Clifford Bleszinski believes that diversity in games is a godo thing.