极乐迪斯科

Sorry, my Comrades in the glorious revolution, but I can not give your game a good review because it does not succificently free the prolitariate of their chains.

First off this game I felt was perfect for me. Love detective games, adventure games and RPGs. After reading reviews both on here and IGN it was a no brainer to buy. I immediately didn't like the graphics. Camera is too close and the pace in which your character moves is simply annoying. Never mind, I forgave these short comings. The actual puzzle element is quite good, where the game highlights objects of interest, seen this style before and I appreciated it. The acting is completely soulless, combined with the over complicated dialog I just couldn't put up with it. The final straw was meeting two 10 year old kids who just continuously swore, the F word, don't mind adults saying this but 10 year old kids, depressing and out of line. This game is a depressing mess. The only positive is maybe the puzzles make some sense. Refunded, I don't know how players can love a game which includes the above negative points I wrote. To give you an idea of the games I do like: Tex Murphy(especially the latest one) Police Quest Monkey Island Broken Sword Etc Good light hearted fun with interesting stories. My 2 pence.

Disgusting gme, disgusting characters, disgusting background, disgusting politics,...all of it is disgusting, starting from the beginning with a drunk naked policeman in a hostel room, kids into drugs, etc.. And far-leftist politics everywhere, I wonder if that has to do with the good scores of this ugly, disgusting game.

No Russian - no money!

Video games are only video games if they have gameplay. This is an irrefutable truth that creates the foundation of what distinguishes video games as their own unique medium separate from film and literature. Disco Elysium is an electronic choose-your-own-adventure book, heavily drawn from the like of Steve Jackson's books and visual novels. This is another fruit of the casual virus that co-opted this entertainment medium aggressively in the past 20 years, who are the type of people that believe "games are art", and who have perpetuated the falsehood of "RPGs have always been about story and dialogue, and have always had bad/no combat". However, while Disco Elysium is obviously not an RPG, to even pose the question of it being one in the first place, it would have to be a video game. Before you say "you're wrong, it has a heavily scripted combat encounter that plays off of the same skills that are used for dialogue in the rest of the game!", the joke of "gameplay" that is implemented in this shamble is glorified to the extent that you must also then consider the complexity of navigating a Blu-Ray play menu gameplay. Suffer not the Disco Elysium proponent, for he is a wolf in sheep's clothing, he is a Trojan horse at your gates. His insidious nature is to rewrite history and redefine what a video game and RPG is, a card taken from the playbook of Karl Marx. Behold his true intentions when he proclaims "Disco Elysium is finally a game to experience story unencumbered by gameplay". This is not a video game, this is an outreach project for GOG's website to host other content besides video games. To video games and actual RPGs, this is an immense decline that contributes to the death of good video games. The end goal of casuals - the like of whom glorify this book - has always been the absolute dissolution of gameplay from video games, to make them become movies and books. By supporting this facade and others like it, every day we stray further from God's light.