Blade Runner

I been holding my breath and finally!!!. FYI: 22 years ago polygonal graphics allowed for more graphics in the frame. Close-ups and fast motion might cause some polygons to not line up (tear)-but the graphics were and still are incredible and the story/(stories) even better. Personally I'll take Blade Runner the game over Blade Runner 2049, plus there several different endings depending on your choices.

This is a great, classic adventure title set within the same timeline as the Blade Runner movie. Your gameplay impacts the ending (there are several possibilities). The atmosphere and soundtrack are excellent and the detective work is fun. I didn't think I would ever get to play them gem...thanks GOG!

I remember the sound and visuals in the game are amazing. I've played this around 4 times. This game has stayed in my head forever. Thankyou GOG for bringing the game back!

The game itself has done well to not age as badly as some others I've owned in the past and was able to grip me enough for two back to back play through which is some going for a lot of games now days for my poor attention span. It is amazing for many that this gem was even cobbled together and brought to us. There is story telling, uncertainty, mystery and in the end little mechanics to try to freshen it all up. It would be nice if present day games could be as inviting and enjoyable as this one even should the graphics themselves are nowhere as good. Should be a must buy for most if not all adventure game fans and definitely for cyberpunk and Bladerunner fans.

I'll never forget this game, it played such a huge role in my childhood. A friend of my mothers introduced me to it, and let me tell you this is one of the best PC games that existed back then. The voice acting is phenomenal, the graphics & cutscenes were well ahead of their time, the music & sound effects are mesmerizing, etc. This is a 3D story/narrative driven game that presents you with choices... but not in the way you might think. You don't select dialogue, you interact with the world and the order in which you do said interactions can either lead you down dead ends, separate paths, various endings, etc. I'm a game developer myself... and I loved this game so much that I actually put a reference to it in my own game (the MC's dog is named Maggie, and he says "Maggie... c'mere girl!" Trust me when I say that this game is awesome. There's no filler or "mini-games," it's pure story content with lots of different paths, secrets, interesting dialogue, and some tense moments of linear action events (yes, you get to shoot the gun... basically).