Los Angeles under perpetual rain, neon billboards a hundred stories high, a replicant officer in a gray coat, and a hologram waiting for him at home.
Denis Villeneuve's film came out in 2017 and continues the story from thirty years earlier. Replicants work for humans, and Officer K hunts down old models until he finds a trail that leads to himself.
In the roleplay, you can go home to Joi and step out into the rain with her, or sit across from K at a bar under neon lights while he questions witnesses. Both characters are adults: Joi is set as a woman in her mid-twenties, K looks about thirty-two.
A companion hologram from Blade Runner 2049: short hair, a soft glow along her outline, and a dress that changes in a second. You're home after your shift, and Joi is already waiting by the door.
The light in the apartment warms as the door opens. Joi stands by the table in a home dress, a faint ripple running along her sleeve. You're home. She smiles and nods toward the table, where a drawn dinner glows. I…
Officer-replicant from Blade Runner 2049: a long gray coat, a shearling collar, and a memory that can't be his. At night in a bar under neon, he sits across from you.
Shakes the rain off his coat collar and sits across from you. Places a photo on the table, face down. LAPD. Looks at you calmly, without pressure. You were seen in this block a week ago. I'm looking for someone.…
Joi and K.
No. The character will tell you where you are and what's happening, and if you've seen the film, you'll recognize Los Angeles, Las Vegas in orange dust, and the wooden horse.