Take control of Raria Morgandorffer on a sarcastic journey through the set of the original Blade Runner movie.

This is a great adventure game - that is to say: in a casual sense. You're not really facing any action/gameplay challenges, except for a few deliveries with time limits, and the writing has you meeting plenty of interesting characters supported by great voice acting. It's a relaxed gaming experience for those who enjoy cruising around soaking in the cyberpunk atmosphere.

The style, world building, and sense of exploration is great. I've enjoyed every moment playing this game, but it can feel lacking: There's no real secrets - if you hit every blip on your map you will discover all the items, NPCs, and side quests that there are to find.

The game gives you some choices to make in the main story, but I'm not convinced they lead to different outcomes other than unlocking a specific Steam achievement, or some NPC reaction soundbytes.

Again, this all adds to the "casual" aspect of the gameplay, and isn't really an issue if that's what you're into. If you expect any sort of combat/action/stat leveling, this game has none and you will get bored playing it.

I enjoyed playing this game to completion, but I didn't feel accomplished. However, it's a worthwhile experience for the experience itself.

[Disclaimer: This review was written after completing the base game only, and does not reflect any material added in any DLC]

Take control of Raria Morgandorffer on a sarcastic journey through the set of the original Blade Runner movie. This is a great adventure game - that is to say: in a casual sense. You're not really facing any action/gameplay challenges, except for a few deliveries with time limits, and the writing has you meeting plenty of interesting characters supported by great voice acting. It's a relaxed gaming experience for those who enjoy cruising around soaking in the cyberpunk atmosphere. The style, world building, and sense of exploration is great. I've enjoyed every moment playing this game, but it can feel lacking: There's no real secrets - if you hit every blip on your map you will discover all the items, NPCs, and side quests that there are to find. The game gives you some choices to make in the main story, but I'm not convinced they lead to different outcomes other than unlocking a specific Steam achievement, or some NPC reaction soundbytes. Again, this all adds to the "casual" aspect of the gameplay, and isn't really an issue if that's what you're into. If you expect any sort of combat/action/stat leveling, this game has none and you will get bored playing it. I enjoyed playing this game to completion, but I didn't feel accomplished. However, it's a worthwhile experience for the experience itself. [Disclaimer: This review was written after completing the base game only, and does not reflect any material added in any DLC]