Blade Runner

Runs smoothly, no crashes (more or less), everything is crisp. Only problems in not enjoying this game are my fault, trying to record it and all.

This game is still as good as it was when it was originally launched. Would have been nice if they were able to sharpen up some of the graphics, but the retro feel is nice

It's up there with Grim Fandango as one of the more memorable point and click games I've ever played. Truly amazing and a tragedy to see Westwood Studios gone to the ages.

+ ATMOSPHERE + Great characters + Writing + Multiple endings + Intuitive gameplay + Audio - Low fps animations - One sewer rat encounter - No subtitles (can be modded)

Well, I missed this game, back when it was released. I did not have a machine powerful enough to run it, and, it came in 5 CD roms, so, it was a no go for me. Fast forward almost 30 years, and now, I can finally play it, and, on my favorite operating system: GNU Linux. Yes, thanks to ScummVM, I can play it as it was meant to be played, back in the day. I have it installed on my notebook, my favorite machine, a Thinkpad T430, and it plays smooth as silk. Regarding the game, it has puzzles, but they are not very hard. In fact, things happen in logic sequence, and, if you pay attention, you won't miss the plot. Of course, there are things that happen that, if you miss, you'll have to start again. Other thing is the art direction: It's superb, you really feel transported into the movie and once you start, you feel compelled to play until the end, so good and griping is the story. Another plus is that there are multiple endings, what makes the replay factor even better. Very recommended game, buy it and you won't regret. It's a testament of the art that computer games are.