Blade Runner was never good. The original has one memorable scene and cool scenery, no substance whatsoever. 2049 was the modern equivalent, except with more story and Ryan gosling. This is just a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ ue4 project that will get DMCAd, Dont bother installing

Nothing to do and above 40% reprojection in VR on GTX 1070, like really? Can't recommend it at all.

Sure, it's free, but it wasn't an enjoyable experience. Very, VERY little of the environment can be interacted with. Maybe less than 10 unique items in the entire apartment. But the worst thing was how it didn't like when I moved my head. It became a very jarring motion so I ended up quitting after giving the room a once-over. Thank God it was free.

I wanted to give a thumbs up for this, but i can't because you can't even turn yourself around in vr, which is unacceptable. The majority of vr players only have 180 degree tracking. 99% of vr games aknowledge this by letting the player turn themselves around. Otherwise the game looks absolutely fantastic.

Less than one minute into the "game", I got stuck and couldn't move. Then again after a restart. When I did move, I got motion sickness from the stuttery graphics, despite kickass hardware. I don't see the point in making this stuff public.

PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAT THIS IS A TECH DEMO!

People seem to think this is a game of some sort, but it isn't. It's a tech demo; there's very little to "play" here, as it's mostly an environment recreation.

I'm going to be brutally honest: this really needs some more work. It's OK for what it is and it recreates some of the atmosphere, but there are a number of glaring issues with the demo:
- The grain filter needs serious toning down
- The DoF option needs serious toning down and improving (people's vision really isn't THAT bad ;) ) and needs to be more accurate in terms of focus points. It takes away from the realism rather than adding to it by making hidden surfaces trigger it.
- The rendering jerks and stutters; most likely due to using oversized textures
- The one interactable object in the apartment (a media station) makes the demo crash the moment interaction is attempted. Please fix!
- As some other people intimately familiar with BladeRunner have remarked: if an accurate recreation was attempted, then it failed. If this was just meant to be a tech demo, then great!
- It's a single apartment and some surrounding environment of the city and building. Despite this limited environment, it's a Gigabyte download -- that seems rather excessive.

Even though this is free, and clearly a lot of work has gone in it to gather all the media and designing the environment, in its current state I have to give it a thumbs down. Maybe when v2.0 is out, it'll have ironed out most of these issues and it can shine, but right now it's too broken and incomplete to get my recommendation.

I love Blade Runner. I do not love this game. I am a very big fan of the original movie and the new Blade Runner 2049, so this was really made for fans like me. However, did not feel authentic once inside the apartment, Rooms are not accurate, especially the kitchen and bathroom. I know this was a one man job, but as an extention of the BR universe, if I am really honest, it fails totally. I would love to recommend this, but I really can't. The only part where I almost felt something was the balcony scene. A waste of time.

lazy evil developer quentin lengele didnt add an inverted mouse option

This strikes me as poorly optimized. Textures and model detail aren't nearly good enough that this should be tanking the framerates on my PC to the point that it's unplayable. Might be good for benchmarking I guess, but I've not had any problem playing modern videogames 'till I got to this one. Audio is poorly done too. Very little in the way of ambient sound aside from howling wind, footsteps are far too heavy and make Deckard feel like he's a hundred pounds heavier than he should be, and the piano music cuts off very abruptly when it stops playing.

A lot of effort went into studying the apartment to make it look right, but not very much went into quality control for the user experience.

Rick Deckard uses Axe body spray.