NO LAW on Xbox Series: Release Window & Confirmed Details

NO LAW is confirmed for Xbox Series with a 2027 release window. KRAFTON and Neon Giant confirmed it at Gamescom Opening Night Live on August 25, 2026, naming Xbox Series alongside PlayStation 5 and PC. No Xbox One version has been announced, no day-one subscription release has been announced, and no Xbox-specific feature set has been revealed.

This page separates the three things people usually conflate when they search this keyword: the Xbox console version, the Microsoft Store PC version, and Game Pass.

Xbox Series: what is confirmed

The console confirmation is unambiguous. The August 25, 2026 announcement names Xbox Series as a launch platform, and the official FAQ on nolawthegame.com answers the platform question with "PlayStation, XBOX, Steam, and the Epic Games Store".

The naming convention matters. "Xbox Series" covers the current-generation family rather than a single SKU, but KRAFTON has not published separate messaging for Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. There is no announced performance mode, resolution target or frame rate for either.

The window is 2027 and nothing more precise. Steam's planned release field reads 2027, and the official FAQ still answers the date question with "TBD". Read those two together: the year is locked, the day is not.

Do not confuse Xbox console with Microsoft Store on PC

This is the most common source of confusion on this keyword, so it is worth being precise.

The Microsoft Store confirmation refers to PC. It is a PC storefront, listed alongside Steam and the Epic Games Store. It is not a statement about Xbox consoles.

The Xbox Series confirmation refers to the console. It is a separate line in the same announcement.

Both are real. They are not the same thing, and one does not imply the other. If you play on an Xbox console, the console version is confirmed. If you play on a Windows PC, the Microsoft Store is one of three confirmed stores.

Is NO LAW coming to Game Pass?

Nothing has been announced. No day-one subscription release has been confirmed on Game Pass or any other service, on any platform.

There is one piece of adjacent evidence, and it is worth stating carefully because it cuts both ways. The Microsoft Store is a confirmed PC storefront, which tells you KRAFTON has a commercial relationship with Microsoft's store platform. That says nothing about subscription availability, and a store listing is not a subscription announcement.

Price and editions on Xbox

No price has been published for any platform. The official FAQ says KRAFTON intends "to launch the game as a fully complete, premium game". Premium rules out free-to-play. It does not set a number, and no edition structure has been announced, so there is no standard, deluxe or collector's edition to compare.

Why the platform list is guarded

The official FAQ is unusually candid about the limits of its own commitment. It states that the intention is "to launch on all platforms we can: PC (Steam) and Consoles (PlayStation 5, XBOX Series)", then adds that KRAFTON is "looking at ways to expand our availability, but we can't make any promises at this time".

Read that as a studio declining to over-promise on a game that is still more than a year out. It is a reason to trust the confirmed list, not a hint that more platforms are secretly planned.

How to track the Xbox release

The Xbox store listing will carry the console date and price when they are approved. The newsletter on nolawthegame.com is the first-party announcement channel. The official Discord, YouTube and X accounts mirror announcements quickly, and the Steam page remains the fastest public signal for a date change, since release dates for titles like this usually move across platforms together.

For the full breakdown of the window, including every store and the exact wording from both official sources, see the NO LAW release date page.