In the beginning of the game, our not-so-heroic protagonist, a police officer called upon to investigate a murder but got *slightly* derailed in the process, finds himself in the situation you see above: waking up in a seedy, completely trashed hostel room. All great stories start with a trashed room and a MASSIVE hangover. In the 3+ years that have passed since then, the game’s title might have changed into the much more market-friendly Disco Elysium, but the core description still stands 100% true.
Both as a human being and an officer of the law“. An almost irreversible, unmitigated failure. Our first contact with this game was in a forum thread back in June 2016, that referenced a peculiar new RPG project with the intriguing name “No Truce With The Furies” marketed as “ a story-driven isometric role playing game about being a total failure. In cases like this, the safest route is probably to just start at the beginning.
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This raises the predicament of how to address it in a way that does credit to its virtues without spoiling it for future players, since the experience of progressively lifting the layers of the fog that has clouded our protagonist’s mind is undoubtedly a major part of the joy one could extract from this game.
Looking back on the two playthroughs I completed as part of this review endeavor, I can’t help but feel that the essence of Disco Elysium is too unique for me to analyze like I probably would in any other, more “typical” game review (“plot, gameplay, graphics/sound, final thoughts, score, the end”).
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