Blade Runner

I bought it a long time ago, near 20 years. It was an old time where games were on physical support ;) It has the same atmospheric mood of the classical movie. There are (as far I can remember) 6 different endings, you can be a merciless BaldeRunner or a Replicant. Such a great respectful game is so rare. If you love the movie there is no reason to not playing it and the others one you can also play it to feel the pleasure to live an intercative great SF adventure. See you.

while reusing the stunning design of Ridley Scotts Blade Runner movie, the story is taking place in many of the same locations and a few new ones. It is neither a sequel, nor a prequel to the movies, but more like a alternate storyline. Depending on your research and actions, you will achiefe a different ending.

A wonderful point-and-click adaptation of the movie, although I have never seen the film. I have read the book twice, however. As can be expected, it has a noir-style detective setting. I like the branching paths and different endings based on your actions.

A definite contender for best point & click adventure as well as the best movie-licensed game ever made, Blade Runner not only a faithful adaption with recognisable sets and actors, but a masterpiece in its own right. I actually played the game before watching the movie, and would say the game has one advantage its counterpart does not - its essentially perfect. From top to bottom the game is consistently excellent, randomly generating a human or replicant identity for several characters who must be hunted down via a web of interconnected clues, and making the protagonist's own questionable identity a central premise rather than an afterthought. No cartoon logic or obscure puzzles here, all the information you need is laid out for your convenience in a handy clue database which filters relevant information.

Evocative, deep.