Minority Report: Everybody Runs, based on the famous film and short story by Philip K. Dick, immerses users in a tense narrative where they take on the role of John Anderton, the head of the preliminary investigation department, caught in the tangled web of a future murder charge. As the hero, gamers make their way through a labyrinth of challenges, dodging not only their colleagues, but also the relentless pursuit of the FBI.

This third-person beat 'em up seamlessly integrates platforming elements into its gameplay, allowing gamers to wield an arsenal of weapons and gadgets in combination with the environment to fight or evade opponents. The highlight of the title is the use of the ragdoll physics engine, which promotes immersion through realistic and exaggerated interaction with objects and characters.

Featuring over 40 levels and backdrops reminiscent of the film, Minority Report: Everybody Runs offers gamers a varied and dynamic gaming experience, from precinct headquarters to a bustling shopping mall, a futuristic jetpack factory, and even a prison. It also features original levels and characters, and a climax that differs from its cinematic counterpart. The title's innovation lies in the fact that it bypasses traditional voice acting and scenes, preferring to convey the narrative through text and images, ensuring users are deeply involved in the unfolding plot.