Would be great to see this game again. Was ahead of it's time and made by one of the great pc game makers of the past, Westwood Studios !

Seconded.

max payne in the future!

Wait, what?
There's a Blade Runner video game?
Why was I not aware of this?

That makes two for that one.

Must check it out.

It totally flew under the radar. If my friend hadn't shown it to me at the time, I would have never known about it.

... It got rereleased quite a bit. I even bought it.

It was okay but not THAT good.

It was one of the few games of its time to use voxels too. Really cool, though I never got to play it (saw a trailer of it included in one of Sierra's demo discs)

Hmm...guess you're right. Looking it up on Wiki it seems it sold over a million copies, which wasn't bad at all at the time. Still, you never hear about it nowadays, despite receiving great scores from a number of critics.

I have this game in a box in my closet. It was unusual for an adventure game at the time, what with its multiple endings based on choices.

Deadendthrills did an article and posted a gallery (on photobucket) of the game's artwork (models, scenery etc) that they got from one of the developers.

Some of it in super high res, beautiful to look at even if you don't get a copy of the game.

The movie is great. The game..not so much as a game, but it was a great experience to play. Kind of like Heavy Rain.

Same.

I doubt it will ever come here due to licensing issues.

Managed to get my second boxed copy from local charity shop for about £5 :)

But yeah - that would be fantastic if it *ever* got on GoG.

I threw my box away many years ago, pretty much back before I ventured onto the great internet, but I have the discs on my shelf. To those of you who have it, know that it actually runs pretty well on newer OSes (I got mine running on Windows 7 64-bit, without any issues).

But yeah, that game would be brilliant to have here, but as StingingVelvet mentioned, it probably won't due to licensing issues.