Blade Runner

Excellent game, played it over and over until i was able to achieve every ending, the atmosphere of it was awesome, definitely a game to be careful of, it will suck you in and make you cry when you dog gets killed. I cried, but I was also a kid when I first played it, and was very attached to Maggie.

I would like to see a newer version. something that takes advantage of the newer 3d tech available today, but still has that same feeling you get from the original.

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Blade Runner the game was done right in every single way. I can always tell a great game by the way it pulls me in and makes me feel like i'm really there. Blade Runner did this, I felt for the characters, I felt the ambiance, the textures.

For those that haven't played it, the storyline of the game runs alongside that actual film, and if you play the game and watch the film or the other way around you will see how well they have done this.

It is a perfect adventure game. And I agree with other comments on here, change the featured comment, it's the only negative one here so why feature it!?

Blade Runner the film is an absolute masterpiece, the game is also a masterpiece in every field. Never before have I felt that I was actually in the surroundings a game, I swear you could actually feel the acid rain dripping down your clothes. Beautiful scenery, storyline and appealing characters make this one of the greatest interactive games of all time.

10/10

It's unfortunate that the only negative comment on the Blade Runner game is the one featured on IMDB.

While the game is now 6 years old, and it's technology is certainly not the 'latest, greatest', I found it to be one of the more enjoyable games I've played. In fact, it's one of the few games I've played repeatedly!

The ending sequence DOES provide choices which lead to several different endings. And it follows the film closely enough to make you want to watch it again.

(Now, what happened to the rumored "20th anniversary" DVD we've been waiting for??)

This game didn't get a whole lot of attention, but Westwood Studios certainly gave it plenty. Several original Blade Runner cast members supplied their voices for this game, which contributed a great deal to the game's capturing the original feel of th movie. The kind of poignant, revealing detail you saw in the movie was also present in the game; each element contributed to a clear sense of this world.

I will never forget the first time I had Ray step out onto the balcony of his apartment. I was so impressed by the scenery and music that I sat there watching for several minutes.

The game is also different each time you play it, depending on your choice of persona and answers to questions and a couple of moral dilemmas.

It can get boring at times, especially when you have not yet realized that you've missed an important, time critical event (the game is pseudo-real-time), and occasionally this means you must start over. This is the only major flaw, but it is pretty easily overcome.

It isn't particularly action-laden, but you do get to shoot stuff up as well as sort of put clues together, although the clues are pretty obvious signs as to what you have to do next. If your machine can still play it and you are a Blade Runner fan, I highly recommend it.