Set in a world where money is Chinyen, synthetic humans are Replicants, and the police drive flying cars called Spinners, the movie Blade Runner created an environment that few, if any, have duplicated. Whether you want to call it sci-fi or cyberpunk, few can deny the impact of this bleak, yet strangely beautiful world. You begin the game in the role of Ray McCoy, rookie Blade Runner. Starting with the investigation of an animal murder, you stumble upon Replicant after Replicant. Gameplay Much hyped as a real-time adventure game, Blade Runner provides several elements to help create a feeling of impetus to your actions.
Characters walk around following their own agendas.
Depending on how quick you are, certain situations can have multiple outcomes. Certain choices, affecting even the final aspect of the game, must be made in a split second. Some of these features work better than others, but all of them work together to make it seem as though there is a living, breathing world existing around you. To be truly real-time, all characters should concern themselves only with things that affect their sphere of knowledge. Given to help you maintain and categorize your clues according to case and suspect, your KIA keeps photos, voice interviews, and items organized.