Blade Runner

If Blade Runner the movie is considered to one of the best sci-fi movies of all time, the same can be said about the Blade Runner the game. In many ways, it is one of the best adventure games ever made, not only capturing the atmosphere of rain-soaked LA but also expanding upon it. Unlike many other games in this genre, Blade Runner also is a title that doesn't suffer on multiple playthroughs, as some elements, mainly who is and is not a replicant, are randomized. It also has several different endings depending on how you fare in the game. Do yourself a favour, and buy this. Even if you aren't a fan of the gene, buy this. And thank me later.

It is one of those games that deserve both your money and time. It is a game which gives you a real Blade Runner/Cyberpunk Noir feel. Nice, atmospheric graphics (if you take into account the passing time, of course) and gameplay/story which immediately brings you back into the world of Blade Runner. The price tag is resonable even for a game this old. You hare to respect GOG for bringing it back - it was near impossible. I played this game a long time ago and was hoping I could repeat the experience one day. There were no options for me to do so. Then they released it here! I recommend you buy it too. Thank me later.

... that I'm reluctant to play again, by fear of spoiling the memories of it. All those years later, I still can recall the feelings and the images of this game as fresh as if I finished it yesterday.

I still own my complete copy in the box with the strategy guide and it stands the test of time. When I first seen the graphics, back in 1999, I was completely blown away; was totally engrossed with the characters and story, the multiple endings kept me coming back for replayability, and the atmosphere is perfect and feels like you're in the movie. Thank you to everyone who made this possible!

One of the greatest computer detective games of all time. One of the greatest game adaptations of an existing franchise, ever. Still amazingly playable (even without nostalgia goggles). The character graphics are highly pixelated, but won't make your eyeballs bleed. Background art still really holds up. Voice/FMV acting runs the gamut, but most is in the cheesy-decent range, it works. Mechanics are standard for late 90's adventure games, cursor can be fussy, and the detective tools can be infuriating for awhile, until you get the hang of them. Don't let those minor annoyances scare you off. This game is engaging, absorbing, challenging...yada yada. It runs flawlessly on modern systems. This game screams for a skin or reboot, but due to legal issues, prolly never gonna happen. Just, be glad, ecstatic even, that the original is here, and more than stands the test of the decades. Don't let those moments be lost in time, like tears in the rain.