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Posted on: June 7, 2022
mvstafa
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 461 Avis: 2
Robert Kurvitz is a bona fide genius
Two things I'd like to say about Disco Elysium. One: gameplay-wise I somehow feel the urge to describe it as sort of like a mix between Planescape: Torment (stripped of any kind of combat) and Kentucky Route Zero. But this barely scratches the surface. Two: this is probably THE best game I have ever played. So poignant, almost unbearably so.
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Posted on: October 17, 2024
Curtis_Corneilius_
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 69 Avis: 1
Interesting
Very unique setting and atmosphere. Love how it takes familiar influences and flips them all on their head.
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Posted on: May 12, 2020
Stefan202020
Jeux: 4 Avis: 2
sublime
magnifique 10/10
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Posted on: December 19, 2020
Bolshie
Jeux: 2 Avis: 1
Greatest RPG of all time? I'd say so
Greatest RPG of all time? The perfect balance of humor, depth, and avante garde style, all backed by luminous sound.
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Posted on: February 25, 2021
Gazzosa
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 304 Avis: 4
Disco Cop Extravaganza!
Disco Elysium is a whole experience relying on an exceptionally well written script to create a world full of memorable characters and moments. It's hard to describe how it manages to convey a believable yet surreal, sometimes poignant, sometimes zany atmosphere. I like to imagine it as if Georges Simenon, Bertolt Brecht and William Burroughs suddenly came back from their graves, had a copious amount of alcohol, then decided to write together a commentary on today's post-modern global society in the form of a videogame. It is true that the game plays more like a point-and-click adventure rather than a "proper" RPG, and there is practically no combat to speak of, but in a production that subvertes the usual staples of the genre, it is to be expected. What really sucks you in, though, is the astounding number of ways you can follow to develop your character, thanks to the different abilities (some of which are really outlandish, like Shivers and Composure) and the thought system. You can become a disillusioned individual trying to reconcile with its past while hoping for a new revolution to come (my case), a shoot-first-ask-questions-later drug-crazed psychotic, or a goofball "disco" wacko with a fixation for some imaginary insect, which maybe is not imaginary at all, and more. In addition to that, your actions have a really deep and complex impact on how the events will unfold and the other characters' reactions. Speaking of characters, they all reveal hidden aspects and faces in the course of the game, starting from Ltn Kitsuragi, a great companion to your character, which will always try to act more like your best friend, rather than just a colleague. They feel anything but stock figures put there just for scenery. You will often change your opinion of them as you get to know them better. The only "complaints" I have are the relatively small size of the game world and the lack of localization in my language (Italian), but apart from this, I absolutely enjoyed it.
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