Earlier this week, Boss Key Games debuted the first footage from its new game, LawBreakers. Set in a future where the world is teetering on the brink of anarchy years after the disruption of the Earth’s gravity (someone blew up the moon), it’s an arena-based first-person shooter set to debut next year.

Boss Key Studios founder Cliff Bleszinski hasn’t released a game since he left Epic Games, where he headed up Gears of War, but his interests don’t seem to have changed much. Following Gears, about a group of gun-toting bros as the last defense from a world-ending invasion of monster people, LawBreakers is about a group of gun-toting bros (and ladies!), the last defense from a world-ending invasion of gravity-manipulating criminals.

What has changed is the style of the presentation, which is rendered in a varied, cheerful color palette, a welcome change from the grays and browns of yesteryear. In the gameplay trailer, we see a number of different characters, from a nimble close-quarters stabber to a stereotypically burly gunner with an extra gun attached to his back, bouncing around the gravity-modified terrain of a futuristic Grand Canyon, swinging on laser grappling hooks and having a grand ol’ time.

Based on this first glance, LawBreakers seems like a playful and kinetic shooter, one that melds acrobatic movement with competitive multiplayer combat. Planned as a free-to-play title published in conjunction with Nexon, LawBreakers is currently slated for release on the PC at an unannounced date in 2016.