

Like its inspiration, it's also a looker.
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It runs parallel to the movie and spins a pretty similar yarn, but it's a chance to properly explore LA and dig into things only briefly touched on in the movie. Though it's based on the movie, it follows a different detective, Ray McCoy, as he hunts down his own renegade replicants.

And now GOG has made a deal with Alcon Interactive, the license owner, to release it digitally, DRM-free. It's actually thanks to the ScummVM community that we have this version, as they spent eight years reverse engineering the game's engine. Finally, they said they were ready to go, we worked with the amazing people from ScummVM to get the game working, and here we are."īlade Runner has taken so long to appear because the source code was lost when Westwood Studios moved. They were happy to help obtain the interactive rights necessary to re-release the game, but even then it took a few more years to get everything in place. Luckily they were really cool and we had a great conversation. I literally went over to their office and asked to talk to someone about Blade Runner and GOG (I don’t recommend this). "A few years ago, we got in touch with our friends at Alcon Entertainment, the production company behind the (then) upcoming Blade Runner 2049 film. For over ten years we tried to hunt down the rights but just couldn’t make much progress. But as the legend has been told, the IP rights and the game code were in a precarious situation which made a potential release impossible for a long time. "It’s a great game, and one of the most wished-for titles of all time on our community wishlist (opens in new tab), so we know our community wanted it, too. "Blade Runner is an iconic game that we’ve wanted to bring to GOG for many years," Mark Hill, business development director, told us.
