Paul writes: "Unless you are a rabid Blade Runner, you’ll want to steer clear of Blade Runner Enhanced Edition."
Probably should've seen Diablo Immortal's flaws from a mile away...but there's actually something worse.
Going purely by revenue, Diablo Immoral is actually a massive success. Gamers have embraced lootboxes and microtransactions in order to grow their e-peen.
There really is no reason why we shouldn't see games like Diablo Immoral everything, nickel and diming gamers 100% works.
No doubt. Just seems a little depressing that a series built upon a hardcore audience becomes more of a tool surrounding "nickel and diming."
Without the lost original Blade Runner assets to work with, AI Smoothing Algorithms brings pluses and minuses to new Blade Runner.
WTMG's Oliver Shellding: "The story, the music, and the interface are all great. You can spend way too long trying to work out the details yourself, or find a fast track to solving the crimes and getting the best ending possible. Again, I have to stress this, I didn’t get a crash, just general disappointment over the terrible menus and the janky performance. But I can’t promise you won’t, and I don’t want anyone to be disappointed in this game. Sadly, a lackluster review that neither vilifies or exonerates Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition is merely a stone in the ocean. Small ripples, but no major effects. And yes, my words will be lost…like tears, in rain."
