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The game itself is a tactical turn-based RPG in the classic X-Com style, with action points determining what movement and actions can be undertaken in each turn. Guns, magic, and mystical characters abound, and in true RPG style, your stats and chosen upgrade paths decide whether you’re going to talk your way out of a fight or shoot your way through it. For good cyberpunk-y measure, you can take part in virtual fights inside the game’s version of the Matrix, through a process known as decking. It’s all good pulpy fun like the genre should be, and it’s a great way to spend 20–30 hours while you wait for the big-C to get here.

And now we come to the Grand-Daddy of Them All, the one on the lips of anyone with even an ounce of affinity for science fiction. Ask anyone what cyberpunk “looks like” and the world of Blade Runner is likely what would come to mind: flying cars, video screens and neon wherever you look, and massive skyscrapers piercing the sky while the common folks suffer in slums at the base of those ivory towers.

Blade Runner famously traffics in one of the other main themes of cyberpunk fiction: androids (or humanoids as they are sometimes called), the artificial intelligence that powers them, and the fear of it all from the humans who created them. The game’s story runs parallel to that of the book, but the most important parts of the lore hold true for both: replicants are engineered by humans to do various tasks, but if they get out of line, a special group of police known as Blade Runners is sent to ‘retire’ them. But to retire them, the police must first find them, using the Voight-Kampff test to tell the replicants apart from humans.

The game tells an original story using those basic tenets, and is a point and click adventure game in the grand Sierra tradition. Made by none other than the creators of Command