极乐迪斯科

It's a great game and it angers the american right who are always silly and the whining about this video game just proves it again, another point just for that. If the devs were "commies why would they "sell a product?" stupid stupid stupid and these are the people running the US, no wonder lol;) 9/10

Overall Disco Elysium is great. I dig the presentation and the writing. It weaves a compelling narrative and provides fun role-playing mechanics. BUT: It is possible to inadvertently soft-lock the game on the first day, requiring a reload of a previous save. Several customers across Steam community and Reddit have been reporting this as a game-breaking bug (google “Disco Elysium room 1 locked” for details), but according to an official statement by the developer, this is actually by design: “If it’s 02.00 and everyone has gone to sleep, the streets are empty and you can’t do any -- or enough, at least, to pay Garte -- then congratulations: you are the hobocop now :) The only way to get out of this jam is to load a save from earlier. At minimum before 02.00” Nothing rips you out of the experience more than having to tab out to google a showstopping bug, which then turns out to be a poorly thought-out feature in an otherwise deeply engrossing game. Just reload your save? Really? How disappointing.

The main draw of this game is the writing. The graphics are nothing special and the art is sylized. Not great, merely stylized. Like most narrative games, the game play itself is a major hindrance to the story. Navigating the world is slow and gets in the way, padding out the game length uncomfortably. The writing isn't even great. There's a lot of effort went into world building and trying to create a full fledged setting, but it's all pointless padding. Your personal encyclopedia will chime in with all sorts of useless details with names and dates and rarely do any of these details ever have any relevance to the active conversation. It's mere fluff, and it's very dry fluff. The writing hints at covering all sorts of deep topics. From pursuing comical over-the-top styles of detective work to exploring the setting to politics, but it just doesn't deliver. There's too much padding between the style options and given the cumbersome gameplay, replaying to explore the different options is intimidating. And the political options? All of them are terrible. They're ridiculous over the top caricatures. This could work except the rest of the gameplay is super serious and this contrast falls flat. The depth of various story line quests is strange as well. Like with the worldbuilding, there's tons of hints that there may be a deep story to pursue here and there, but it's hard to tell if spending time on a side quest will be rewarding. Some end abruptly and others drag and prattle on. The writing tries to play with edgy themes, but its far too shy to get serious with them. There's a kid calling people the c word and the f word (no, not the 4 letter one), but it censors the f word. And this level of half-heartedness is felt in so many other of the themes Disco Elysium toys with. It would not surprise me, for as much as this game attempts to do the eggshell walk, that it still does not end up being labelled problematic in 10 years.

Ignore all the critics reviews. Dont buy it.

After spending about half an hour talking to a mirror (?) . I found myself walking around trying to figure out what the green lines around different objects are for I walk up to them and guess what NOTHING. I have played some rubbish in my 40 years of computer game playing, but this is the absolute worse. Only one word to describe it RUBBISH, I dont care what the critics say, ITS RUBBISH.