LawBreakers is a discontinued first-person shooter video game developed by Boss Key Productions and published by Nexon.

Despite generally positive reviews from critics, LawBreakers sold poorly, leading to the game's servers being shut down on September 14, 2018.

The player in possession of the ball then had to run to a goal located in the enemy base to score a point while a 30-second "shot clock" began its countdown.

The team that reached the maximum amount of combined kills or the most after the allotted time elapsed would be the winners.

In addition, all Roles shared the ability to slowly regenerate health after spending 5 seconds outside of combat.

The following table lists the characters by Faction and Role: Previously named BlueStreak,[7] the game was set to be free-to-play, but in March 2016 Boss Key announced that they had abandoned the format in favor of a paid release.

[8] After being demoed at the 2016 PAX East gamer festival in Boston,[9] LawBreakers began closed alpha and beta testing.

[10] On June 30, 2017, Boss Key released an open beta for Windows on Steam, which lasted until July 5.

[30] In an interview with GameSpot, game director Cliff Bleszinski stated that the PlayStation 4 version was doing much better, although he did not confirm any statistics.

[31] Bleszinski making the game a PlayStation exclusive on consoles was also criticized as playing a part in the lack of player numbers, with the Xbox being considered to have a wider fanbase for multiplayer first person shooters.