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LawBreakers, a team-based hero shooter that was shut down in 2018, is now playable again thanks to an unofficial fan project called RELB. Players can join public tests through the RELB Discord server to play online multiplayer matches. Despite some issues with matchmaking and hit registration, the project has shown promise, and the community is excited about its future.
An unofficial fan-made launcher called Lawbreakers 2.0 has revived the dormant game Lawbreakers, originally developed by Boss Key Productions and directed by Cliff Bleszinski. Despite the game being shut down due to low player count, fans have taken matters into their own hands with the new launcher, allowing players to boot the game on Steam and play online multiplayer matches again. Bleszinski has shown support for the project and has previously called on publisher Nexon to discuss potentially reviving the failed FPS.
LawBreakers, the 2017 hero shooter, is being unofficially revived by a dedicated group of fans known as The RELB Project, who have created "fake" servers to bring the game back. Despite being an unofficial project, the game's creator, Cliff Bleszinski, has given his blessing to the revival. The team recently held successful public playtests and is seeking more developers to continue their work on bringing LawBreakers back to life.
LawBreakers, a multiplayer FPS that failed to gain traction and was shut down in 2018, is being revived by dedicated fans who are running public tests for their own servers. The project, ongoing since 2022, aims to bring the game back to life by creating "fake" servers for the original game client to use. Cliff Bleszinski, co-founder of the studio behind LawBreakers, has expressed his desire to see the game return and has shown support for the revival project. Interested players can join the LawBreakers revival Discord for upcoming playtests and potentially revisit the long-dead FPS.
Gears of War co-creator Cliff Bleszinski believes Microsoft and The Coalition would benefit from his input on the franchise, expressing willingness to consult for the next entry. Despite his confidence in the value of his ideas, he feels overlooked by the companies. Bleszinski also mentioned a previously rejected game concept similar to the successful Palworld. While the last mainline game, Gears 5, received positive reviews, Bleszinski advocates for a reboot and is open to consulting on the franchise's future.
Cliff "CliffyB" Bleszinski expressed willingness to consult on the next Gears game, but his offers were met with silence from Microsoft and Coalition, leading him to "move on" from game development. He mentioned pursuing other ventures such as restaurants, Broadway, comics, and standup comedy, and also reflected on a rejected pitch for a "medieval Pokémon with baby dragons" game idea to Epic.
Gears of War creator Cliff Bleszinski claims that his rejected pitch for a "Medieval Pokemon" game similar to Palworld has been "validated" by the latter's success, as it quickly shattered records and garnered widespread attention. Bleszinski revealed that his pitch, featuring baby dragons, was turned down by major publishers, including Epic Games, and hinted at potential future developments. However, concerns have been raised about possible intellectual property infringement by The Pokemon Company, casting a shadow over Palworld's future.
Gears of War creator Cliff Bleszinski expressed willingness to consult on the franchise but has not been contacted by Microsoft or The Coalition, stating that it would be a smart move for them to seek his input. Despite his history with the franchise, Bleszinski has moved on to other ventures after his time at Epic Games and Boss Key Productions, and is currently focused on new projects including comics and stand-up comedy.
Gears of War creator Cliff Bleszinski acknowledges that the success of Palworld "kinda validates" a rejected pitch he made to Epic for a "medieval Pokémon with baby dragons" game, which was turned down by major publishers. Despite the rejection, Bleszinski expressed interest in developing the idea for mobile, but noted that Epic owns the concept. Meanwhile, Palworld's popularity has soared, with its Steam concurrent numbers surpassing two million, prompting The Pokémon Company to investigate potential intellectual property infringement.
The latest episode of The Game Informer Show covers the Dead Island 2 review, Cliff Bleszinski's new comic book series and hints of a LawBreakers revival, rotoscoped pixel-art sidescroller Lunark, Overwatch 2's new support, and getting into Final Fantasy XIV again. The podcast also brings back video feeds due to popular demand.
Cliff Bleszinski, the director of the now-defunct game LawBreakers, has teased fans to "stay tuned" for news on the game. LawBreakers was released in August 2017 but shut down just one year later due to a low player count. Bleszinski expressed confusion at the recent swell of support for the game, which he said was largely unsuccessful upon its original release.