Get A Free Taste Of LawBreakers This Weekend

By QuintLyn Bowers, News Editor Posted: September 26, 2017

LawBreakers may be doing its best to avoid being free-to-play, but that's not stopping the developers from offering gamers a free weekend to spend in the game. Beginning Thursday September 28, Boss Key Productions and Nexon America are opening up the servers to anyone willing to give the game a whirl.

The free weekend will last around four days, ending on Monday October 2. I say "about" because the post doesn't currently mention official start or end times. But, in lieu of that, they did drop a special free-weekend-trailer... that tells us nothing about the free weekend itself but does offer a weird late-20th century PSA style thing with a cop talking about guns and shooting bad guys. Check it out below.

On a bit of an interesting side note, it's been pointed out that the LawBreakers' free-to-play weekend coincides with the launch of the new Call of Duty Open Beta. It might be fun to see how that shakes out.

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In this article: Nexon, LawBreakers, Boss Key Productions.

About the Author

QuintLyn Bowers, News Editor
QuintLyn is a long-time lover of all things video game related will happily talk about them to anyone that will listen. She began writing about games for various gaming sites a little over ten years ago and has taken on various roles in the games community.

DEEZ NUTS 5 years ago

Have a taste of DEEZ NUTS instead

dragantaBG 5 years ago

I will have the game in my steam account after which they will remove it and will now want to test how not to watch my job

Ghoul 5 years ago

At this point they just should give up and make the game Free to Play and give the people who actually bought it an insane amount of stuff so everyone will be happy.

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