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Hooded Horse announces C-Beams spaceship RPG inspired by Blade Runner

Hooded Horse is developing a new spaceship role-playing game titled C-Beams. The game draws inspiration from the science fiction film Blade Runner, specifically referencing the "C-beams" mentioned in the iconic "tears in rain" monologue. Developers describe C-Beams as a modern interpretation of classic space simulation games from the player's childhood. AI

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Hooded Horse announces C-Beams spaceship RPG inspired by Blade Runner

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    📰 Hooded Horse spaceship RPG C-Beams isn't just a riff on Blade Runner - it's a "modern version" of one of my favourite childhood space sims For many decades, s

    📰 Hooded Horse spaceship RPG C-Beams isn't just a riff on Blade Runner - it's a "modern version" of one of my favourite childhood space sims For many decades, sci-fi buffs have debated the exact nature of the "C-beams" mentioned by Roy Batty/Rutger Hauer in Blade Runner's legenda…