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Usual problem for the times :)

This was one of my favorite games when I was a kid! Very good production values and attention to detail, and the randomness is pretty great. Really felt like a much more adult adventure game than any of the others at the time! Recently replayed on the PS5 and it's still pretty enjoyable!

++1 ; such an impressive feeling the first time you look out of the your balcony's apartment and the music kicks in... I'm in absolute love with that videogame.

SO GOOD

Directed first session yesterday. Pleasingly surprised. Excellent TTRPG. Very good balance between investigation and role game. Players loved it. Setting and atmosphere brilliantly captured. Totally immersive.

Quoi ? On a une série Blade Runner à venir ! Mais j'étais passé à côté de l'information (ou l'avait oubliée...) Série filmée ou d'animation comme il y a déjà eu ?

I did not have a pc capable at the time and had forgotten all about this game! I'ma have to check this out. Thank you for mentioning it!

Nice, thanks. I remember playing this on a PC that struggled with the graphics. Not sure I ever finished....

It was the first game I wishlisted for a remake on GOG. I have my original copy, on CD-ROMs as well.

I replayed it last year and got an entirely different ending compared to every time I played it 27 years ago. Even during the game I saw scenes I never witnessed before.

Already have it! Just need the time to play it! 😮‍💨

Isn't part of the reason there's so little stuff because all the producers hate each other, and refuse to sign the rights away?

Played it thoroughly on PC. Was glad to see it on Xbox. Hadn't managed to get the ship to lift off. Had done the ending with Clovis with Crystal either alive or dead if I didn't manage to spot the bomb. Also the one where Ray leaves with Lucy. Fun game.

Sur Gog, t'as les 2 versions pour le même prix. C'est pas précisé sur Steam.

C'est marrant, l'original coûte 2 ou 3 fois plus cher !

The thing that was probably most impressive was that the identity of the replicant could shift every game... You could not play it again assuming everything was the same.

I knew :)

I spent sooo many hours sitting on my dad's office floor playing this on his laptop with a printed out 'walk through' to help me figure out what the game wanted me to do... and lordy it was so fun.

Westwood never missed.

This one always stands out to me, have a very vivid memory of playing it back in my college dorm room when it was released.

(Oops meant to write “to briefly work with”

(And the same video + a couple more images on his personal portfolio site, I just did the youtube link first for the embed and the interview text in the description.) ericchadwick.com/img/bladerun...