Blade Runner Reportedly Getting AAA Game Treatment, Polygon Reports
Alcon discussed a AAA Blade Runner game with studios, Polygon reports, but nothing is confirmed yet.
TL;DR
- Polygon reports Alcon has discussed a AAA Blade Runner game with studios
- Polygon reports no project has been announced and plans remain early-stage
- Blade Runner 2099 series launches on Prime Video November 25
Polygon reports that Alcon Entertainment, owner of the Blade Runner franchise, has discussed making a AAA game with game studios. The news came out during an IGN interview focused on the upcoming Prime Video series Blade Runner 2099.
Andrew Kosove, Alcon co-CEO, reportedly said yes when asked about talks for a Cyberpunk 2077-style title. He added that any game would need to be AAA and focus on player interaction with the world, according to Polygon.
Polygon reports no project has been officially announced as of November 2026. Polygon notes the plans could still be in early discussion or negotiation stages.
Past Blade Runner games
The franchise has had mixed luck in gaming. A 1997 point-and-click adventure from Wildwood Studios earned praise, but a 2022 Enhanced Edition remaster launched with graphical bugs. In 2023 Annapurna Interactive revealed Blade Runner 2033: Labyrinth, yet most of the team left in 2024 and the project is believed canceled.
Polygon says Alcon appears ready to move past those efforts toward bigger ambitions.
What’s next for fans
In the meantime, the Blade Runner 2099 series is set to drop on Prime Video November 25.
The Tea
Blade Runner’s moody world has always felt perfect for games, yet it keeps stumbling. If Alcon actually lands a proper AAA studio, this could finally give the IP the interactive treatment its fans have wanted for years. Right now it’s just talk, so keep the hype in check until something ships.
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