Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition

One of the best point and click adventure games of all time. Launched with some issue that NightDive quickly worked on and addressed, and now comes with both the remastered version and the classic, and the remaster can be toggled to classic visuals at any time. I'd definitely recommend the classic visuals - the remastered visuals are a nice attempt but they end up scrubbing a lot of the detail from the images, which doesn't work well with the game's gritty visual style. Still, the controls are nicely modernized to play with a controller and the interface has been made more user friendly. It's the definitive way to play the game now imo - again, with the classic visuals.

Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition - review I've completed this game once... and I'll say that it was an experience enough to write home about. Sadly however this newer edition has serious stuttering issues during the image analysis minigame making those parts annoying and hard to play. Otherwise this would be a pretty good detective game. I hope it gets patched at some point.

Blade Runner is one of my all time movies, The inmmersive Sci-fi you on its beautiful. I never be so engaged to a point and click game like this... It gives you another perspective on what we've already seen. I would have loved to play this before in my childhood.

Adaptación de la obra maestra del director Ridley Scott, esta aventura grafica ofrece varias opciones para progresar y además no es un juego "lineal" porque dependiendo de lo que hagas pueden pasar muchas cosas con el final, a diferencia de los juegos de telltale donde todo es prácticamente es lineal, o sea el final es prácticamente o hay cambios muy pequeños, este juego ofrece como unos 12 finales si me equivoco, el juego en si es corto te lo puedes pasar como en unas 3 o 4 horas mas o menos, pero para ser un juego del 1997 se nota que lo pusieron cariño y su historia es igual de buena que la película, pero eso si este remaster presenta algunos problemas. Uno de ellos (y a veces llegaba a frustrarme) es que el a la hora de disparar el arma a veces el juego no reconoce el click izquierdo, o a veces, aunque me paso muy poco parpadean algunos personajes, ni idea de porque sucede este error y ya para finalizar con mi reseña, si te gusto la película y te gustan los juegos point and click te lo recomiendo, es uno de los mejores juegos point and click que he llegado a jugar y si te gusta la temática cyberpunk este es para ti. Mi calificación para este juego es de un 8.5/10. Gracias por leer esta reseña, que tengas un buen día, tarde, noche o a la hora que sea que estés leyendo esto.

amazing game aesthetically, the games graphics are obviously dated but personally i think it elevated the grungey almost retro futuristic vibe. if you're into the blade runner series you will definitely enjoy this game, it captures the vibe of the 82 movie to a T. pretty difficult to figure out what to do at some points which is typical for 90s point and click games. using a guide online made playing through the game easier. the story was worth all the confusion with gameplay. make sure you save often if you play this game as random stuff happens all the time and can set you back a decent amount if you don't save a bunch.

I appreciate what the movies did for cinematography, but scifi is not really my cup of tea, so it doesn't hold a special interest to me. And while I appreciate the atmosphere of this game, I don't go “wow this is amazing, Blade Runner, but as a video game?!”. To me, it's a very obtuse game, with ways to ♥♥♥♥ yourself over without realizing it and the only way to find out it through trial and error. That's Sierra-style gameplay and I'm glad we mostly got rid of that. Typically I like the Nightdive remasters, but it seems they just slapped some blur and upscaling filter over the backgrounds and called it a day. The characters are still (very) pixelated, and it doesn't blend together very well. There's also barely any explanation, and you're suppose to find some pretty critical gameplay elements out yourself, such as the ability to listen to other interviews that other Blade Runners took with other detainees. If you never know that, and don't check your KIA, you'll just be stuck. And that's the name of the game. You have to do very specific things, in order to get the next piece of information or a character to show up for you. Until you do that, you'll just be running (heh) around in circles. But the game isn't very clear on what that is. In the end you just progress through the game by sheer luck and going everywhere. There's no puzzles or tactic involved. You just move from place to place and follow the vague story. I will admit that my second playthrough (on hard, which is… really easy) was more fun because I used a guide and was able to play the game like it was meant to be played. It made a lot more sense that time. What's really cool is that every playthrough has random elements to it. The people you talk to in playthrough A may not be a replicant/human in playthrough B. I doubt many people would play through the game more than once though, so maybe that was a bit of a loss. 24/24 achievements, 2 playthroughs (medium & hard). PS: I know the programmer who worked on this.

RIP Blade Runner 2033: Labyrinth. If you like the movies, you'll probably like this. Classic point & click adventure. Kind of wild I played a game that came out before I was even born yet.