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• gamedeal user

  Jun 24, 2022

  Oh dear. Something has gone very wrong. I've only played for 15 minutes and immediate impressions are absolutely awful. First of all, the original game is a masterpiece, to be clear. I loved it back in 1997 and I picked up the ScummVM version on GOG a little while ago and it holds up very well. If you buy the enhanced edition, the ScummVM version is included, so you should play that version. Because... This? This 'remaster' is an insult to the original game. The cutscenes look waaaaay worse at 60fps (for the same reason that 'motion smoothing' looks terrible on tv screens). The audio cuts in and out! There's *gameplay bugs* like not being able to walk around the first scene, except if you click on an interactable object!! It feels untested and not ready for release. I know this was a troubled project but Nightdive seem to have just dumped whatever they had ready and called it a day. I'm not going to refund it (yet) because Nightdive have messed up before and fixed things, so fingers crossed they fix this too.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 24, 2022

  This is how the original game looks like when your eyes are full of tears in the rain.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 15, 2023

  POST-UPDATE review. This is, without a doubt, one of my favorite games of all times. I still own the original CDs, so I was over the moon with this enhanced edition coming to steam and being able to play again without having to do it on my old laptop were it runs horribly. Now mind you, this game had a pretty messy launch and that´s where most of the bad reviews are comming from. However, Feb. the 10th of 2023 the game was finally patched to fix most of the issues, it added the old dubs from most countries that did it (don´t know why it´s not listed in the store but trust me, I played this in spanish and there´s plenty more to choose) so it´s very important that you understand that reading other reviews past that date. As far as I can tell, other than a few graphical glitches in specific scenarios or the game sometimes bugging if you try to jump dialogue during specific in-game cutscenes where your character moves by itself, it works perfectly. THere are some people who can´t seem to launch it still, so be advice and be sure to test it out as soona syou buy it in case you need to refund. Now as for the game, this game is what I wanted the movie to be (which why the way I played the game before I even knew there was a movie). The game was going to be initially an adaptation, but since most actors declined to provide rights to their likeness, they decided mid proyect to shift the story; there are still some renmant areas and puzzles of the original design (like one of the movie replicants appearing a clue to the movie´s case that in this game goes nowhere, obviously) but overall it´s a differnt story but most importantly, a different way to tell it. Without spoiling the game but freshing out my frustrations with the movie I would say that Deckar is a passive character that gets most clues drop on his knees, McCoy really is out there looking for clues and making connections among them to lead him the next step; Deckar is a human in the original screaning of the movie no questions about it, latter editions played with the concept of him being a replicant with the added reams of the unicorn and the origami on the ending, McCoy on the other hand really gets twisted into a story where you as a player start to doubt, and the game never prodives an answer but rather all this false flags, schemes, conspiracies and proofs about both directions, so in the end it´s McCoy actions and clues that provide you the tools to end up in one ending or the other, and even then, you could still be the complete opposite of what you think you should from that ending... it really feels more akin to something Philip.K Dck would have actually plotted. And finally, the side characters are in my oppinion more memorable and less cliche, and their motivations far more complex and realistic. If you are still not conviced by now let me tell you, Blade Runner does 2 things that were groundbreaking at the time, and for the adventure genre they still are as they are still hard to find even on other genres: Randomness on a robust design narrative game, and multiple endings (several are similar, but still we are talking about 13 endings). The first makes it so that clues are not allways present, you can always find your way through the game, but some will appear and others won´t, characters being replicants or humans is random, and different side character will do their own thing in the back so for instance Crystal Steele, another Blade Runner, will be gathering info for her own cases on the background and each playthrough she will find different things which may correlate to your case. This, for an adventure and detective game, is just fantastic and has always made this game so worth replaying. And the second thing is even better, not just because of different endings, but because this are trully choosen from your decisions and actions, while the story is always the same, differnet characters will react differently to different questions; you can choose McCoy to be a specific personality out of 3, chose one that mix those 3 randomly, or an open version where you get all options, but be advice, using all dialogue options may lock you into or out of certain endings. All in all, Blade Runner is, still to this day, a true gem of this industry, a beacon of what can be achieved when you trully try to innovate, and a f***cking master experience in all senses. Buy this now, f**ck all them bad reviews from before the update and get yourself inmmerse in this game now, ´cause you ain´t gonna find a ride like this one ever again.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 24, 2022

  One of the quickest refunds I've had, even the main menu had zero effort in it, they didn't even bother to align the buttons... Everything was disapointing and I won't get excited anymore for Nightdive Studios games, I'll wait for reviews to make sure it's not absolute trash whatever they come up with in the future.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 25, 2022

  Do not buy this product! The trailer you are watching is a LIE! Most of the smooth 60fps cinematics are NOT in this game (including the intro shown). The bugs everyone describes are real and game breaking. Many textures have simply been smeared out and some original effects have been removed completely. Please report Nightdive to Steam and any trading standards agencies you have in your regions. This is FALSE advertising and a disgraceful insult to the legacy of such a great game and film.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 3, 2023

  Blade Runner: Sit down, please. We'll commence the Voigt-Kampff test. Tell me your name and occupation. Rachel: My name is Rachel. I work with analysis. Blade Runner: Let's proceed. Imagine yourself in a dense online sales. You see a mixed rated game on the storefront, struggling to be played. What would you do? Rachel: I... I would try to play the game. But... I'm not sure. Blade Runner: Good. Now, have you played the 1997 "Blade Runner" game? Rachel: Y-yes, I have. Blade Runner: Are you seeking nostalgia in your digital experiences? Rachel: Nostalgia? I... I don't know what that feels like. But the game offered familiarity. Blade Runner: I see. Which version did you choose: Classic original, Classic with enhancements, or the new enhanced edition? Rachel: I was given the Classic with enhancements. It felt... like memories not my own. Blade Runner: Interesting. Do you yearn for a cyberpunk, crime noir detective adventure set in Los Angeles 2019 alternate timeline? Rachel: Detective? Noir? Yes, that resonates. I felt drawn to that world. Blade Runner: Finally, were you satisfied with the visual presentation of the late 1990's computer graphics and animation? Rachel: The visuals were... dated, but strangely fitting. Like the fragments of a forgotten reality. Blade Runner: I see. Thank you for your cooperation, Rachel. We're done here. You may leave and play the game now.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 24, 2022

  So let me start by saying that I am huge fan of this game as well as the film. I bought the original Westwood version when it first came out and in fact I still have the original discs. This version cannot be call an "Enhanced Edition". First off the upscaled AI video is some of the worst I have ever seen. It blurry and stutters. Otherwise the game seems to run more or less the same, but not as well as the original. For me personally, I don't have any desire to run this in any other language but English. Having said that, I can understand people being pissed off about the lag of inclusion of other languages when the GOG version has them. Bottom line, if you have the GOG version, you don't need this, period. I would say it's inferior and I'm very sad this is not what it could have been.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 25, 2022

  Like tears in rain except the AI upscaling removed the rain.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 24, 2022

  Look how they massacred my boy
• gamedeal user

  Jul 9, 2022

  Possibly the worst excuse for a remaster I have ever played. Luckily they include the real version which works like a charm together with ScummVM. This version can also be played with previously unseen cut content. All credit goes to the people who worked on the ScummVM-release without seeing a penny. And now their hard work seems to be used by a group of hacks who I wouldn't trust with remastering Tetris from 1984.