Ahead of the release of “Blade Runner 2099”, IGN spoke with the series’ executive producers Andrew Kosove and Broderick Johnson. They head Alcon Entertainment, which owns the rights to the franchise. The journalist cited Cyberpunk 2077 as an example and asked if Alcon was in talks for a similarly major game based on “Blade Runner”.
“Yes,” Kosove replied, specifically emphasizing that this would be a AAA game. According to the producer, it is important to him that players can “interact” with the world of “Blade Runner”. He did not specify who would handle development or what genre the game would be.
This is not the first attempt to create a major game in the franchise. In 2023, Annapurna Interactive announced Blade Runner 2033: Labyrinth, which was supposed to take place between the events of the two films. However, a year later the entire development team left Annapurna, and in February 2026 the game's page was removed from Steam. Nothing has been heard about the project since, although it has not been officially canceled.
Therefore, the franchise’s most famous game to date remains the 1997 detective adventure game by Westwood Studios, which was re-released in 2022. Several VR projects were also released, but they did not achieve much success.
All eight episodes of “Blade Runner 2099” will premiere on November 25 on Prime Video.