Disco Elysium - The Final Cut

Even tho the gameplay is a bit clunky everything else is so peak that it really doesn't matter. Every character managed to be unique and memorable, the vibes are amazing, the inner monologues will both make you laugh and depressed, the voice acting is one of the best i've ever seen in any game. Easily a 10/10 game My only regret is that I can't experience it for the first time again

А ведь реально диско

Quite literally art in every sense of the word. If you are able to play just the opening few seconds of this game without being at least a bit curious I am afraid there is no hope for you.

Tight, punchy, funny, eloquent, engaging. This is the single-best point-and-click RPG I have - or will - ever played in my life. I could see someone getting turned off by all the high-concept political commentary. I know I almost did, but I'm glad I stuck around. I now know why it has the highest metacritic score in my steam library.

There is no way to describe this game, one has to experience it. So, go find some better reviews from somewhere else. But, I highly recommend if you are into funny bantery, social democratic detective drunkery and so on.

El argumento de "trata temas complejos, luego es una obra maestra" es una falacia enorme que se da mucho en la crítica de videojuegos. Si un juego te aburre o te da sueño, por muy sesudo que pretenda ser. Al final, Disco Elysium comete un pecado que el cine independiente o la gran literatura clásica suelen evitar: la falta de ritmo y el exceso de verborrea. Cuando abres un libro de Dostoievski o te pones una película de Tarkovsky, hay una estructura, una tensión y un uso del silencio o de la elipsis. Hay economía del lenguaje. En cambio, Disco Elysium a veces sufre de "parálisis por análisis". Te suelta muros de texto gigantescos donde tu propia lógica, tu encéfalo o tu espíritu de la escalera se ponen a debatir contigo mismo durante veinte minutos sobre teoría política o melancolía barata solo para decidir si abres una nevera o hablas con un marinero. Ese ritmo tan sumamente fragmentado y estático corta cualquier tensión dramática. Se vuelve puramente expositivo. Para alguien acostumbrado a consumir narrativa densa pero bien construida en otros formatos, el juego puede pasar de "profundo" a "pesado y redundante" muy rápido. Se siente más como leer un ensayo interactivo hiperbólico que como experimentar una gran historia.

[h1]Everyone must experience Disco Elysium[/h1] A while ago, a friend of mine recommended Disco Elysium to me, but I always put it off. Recently, however, I finally decided to give it a try...and I cannot believe what I've been missing out on for so long. Many aspects of this game make it stand out: the incredible music by Sea Power (which I've already downloaded to my phone to listen to at work), the gorgeous art style and unique UI stylization, the detailed NPC portraits, the deep RPG elements, and the way side-quests intertwine to affect the main plot. However, the most notable feature is undoubtedly the voice acting. The original ZA/UM studio did a phenomenal job with the cast. Every character has their own highlight: distinct pronunciation, unique lexicons, and diverse accents, but the standout performances are Lenval Brown (the Narrator/Skills) and Julian Champenois (Kim Kitsuragi), who deliver one of the best performances I've ever heard in voice acting. The writing itself is what makes the game truly unforgettable - the skills constantly arguing in your head, the political and philosophical depth, and the way failure is often funnier and more interesting than success. Different builds and the four political alignments completely change the tone of the story, giving the deep RPG elements real replayability. Another thing to highlight is the absence of useless achievements. Most developers like to pour them in just to have a lot of achievements. I've always been fond of detective and noir/neo-noir stories, such as the 1997 Blade Runner game, which Disco Elysium delivers perfectly and scratches that part of my brain. If you are looking for an intriguing detective RPG with bold, unique artistic choices, then Disco Elysium is the game just for you! Just be aware that it is very dialogue-heavy and a substantial playthrough, so go in ready for a long, text-rich experience. and remember: [spoiler]HARDCORE TO THE MEGA![/spoiler]