A Blade Runner game was reportedly in development for the next-generation Xbox and what will presumably be called the PlayStation 6, but the unannounced game has been canceled. Blade Runner: Time to ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook It sounded pretty ambitious for the studio and would’ve featured skill trees, using technology to ...

Ack, this is annoying. Blade Runner is my favourite thing ever, since I was a kid. That whole opening scene with the Vangelis score as the camera panned over the industrial, fire-belching stacks has ...

TL;DR: Supermassive Games canceled the unannounced Blade Runner: Time To Live, a planned cinematic action-adventure set in 2065. The game promised a 10-12 hour story blending Blade Runner's ...

It appears that Supermassive Games, the studio behind Until Dawn and The Dark Pictures Anthology games, was once developing a next-gen Blade Runner game, which is now reportedlycanceled. Based on ...

PS6 has received its first game cancellation before the console is even announced, if a new report is to be believed. Until Dawn studio Supermassive Games is said to have been working on an ...

A Blade Runner game called Time to Live was once in development but never officially announced—and now that title is no more. All that’s left are a few details about what might have been. That’s ...

In a report by Inside Gaming, it’s said that the studio was working on the single-player narrative adventure for release in 2027. The game’s 10-12 hour “compelling” campaign would have been set in New ...

Supermassive Games, the studio behind horror adventures like Until Dawn, The Quarry, and The Dark Pictures anthology series, has reportedly ceased development on an unannounced Blade Runner game. As ...

Game developers Supermassive Games have held a reputation for bringing some of the most horrific games in the industry. They have brought us the experiences to play like The Dark Picture, Little Hope, ...