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About this game

Experience the three Shadowrun classics developed by Harebrained Schemes!

• Shadowrun returns: As someone living on the edges of society and in the shadow of the massive corporate world, you need to fight to survive all the challenges with your skill and instinct alone.
• Shadowrun: Dargonfall – Director’s Cut: A standalone game inspired by the Dragonfall expansion of Shadowrun returns with all-new additional improvements, contents, and many more!
• Shadowrun: Hong Kong: Hong Kong, a land of contradictions. It’s one of the most infamous and progressive hubs of businesses in the East, and one of the world’s most dangerous places to be. A land of shimmering lights, high-rise buildings, and insatiable spirits where life is inexpensive, and everything comes at a price.

Reviews

Though the technical presentation of the three games encompassed in the Shadowrun Trilogy is modest, each of them nonetheless provides an entertainingly told narrative wrapped up in an old-fashioned CRPG shell with involving, but not especially sophisticated turn-based combat. If you’re after a whole lot of cyberpunk RPG goodness with a very unique cyberpunk setting, great world building and entertaining writing, then the Shadowrun Trilogy is just the fix that you need.

PlayStation Universe

The trilogy wonderfully recreates the feel of the tabletop game, and each mission plays like a cyberpunk detective story infused with tactical turn-based combat. Each stand-alone story has a well-written main storyline and secondary and companion missions. In true classic cRPG fashion, there are branching dialog trees with additional skill and stat-based options added in, some of which actually affect the outcome of your playthrough.

MMORPG.com

If you can stomach its rough exterior, Shadowrun Trilogy is an easy recommendation for RPG fans. The games’ straightforward structure makes them approachable in ways that other tabletop-based titles on PlayStation aren’t, and the role-playing options are engaging throughout. Combat could do with a bit more punch, and the technical issues are an annoyance, but there’s a lot of value to this well written sci-fi-fantasy package.

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