Blade Runner 2099 bosses hint at a possible "triple-A" Blade Runner game in the future - just don't expect it any time soon

Blade Runner 2099, an upcoming Amazon Prime Video TV miniseries serving as a sequel to the 1982 and 2017 film adaptations, could potentially see a triple-A video game adaptation in the future, according to its executive producers Andrew Kosove and Broderick Johnson. The pair discussed their initial thoughts on developing a game in a recent IGN interview, hinting at the possibility of a high-quality, triple-A title.

However, they kept most of the details under wraps, stating that any future development would likely be a significant time away. Their vision is to immerse players further into the Blade Runner universe, which has been expanded upon by the 2017 film and the upcoming series. The duo has previously worked on other Blade Runner projects, including the 1997 point-and-click adventure game and the 2023 release Blade Runner 2033: Labyrinth, developed by Annapurna Interactive.

Despite the various attempts to capitalize on the iconic cyberpunk franchise, a new game has not yet emerged, leaving fans to wait for a potential future release until 25th November for the series premiere on Prime Video.