Игрок 8820·Не рекомендует·17 ч в игре

One of the greatest games of all time. Comrade Du Bois would insist that the game needs to be pirated if we ever intend to build .00000002% of communism!!!!!!

Игрок 3255·Рекомендует·40 ч в игре

can the original developers please make something along the lines of a visual novel where kim and harry yaoi is the only thing that happens in it

Игрок 3555·Рекомендует·46 ч в игре

Знаете, после всех этих привычных экшенов и ролевок, где надо бегать, стрелять и качаться, Disco Elysium — это просто какой-то культурный шок. Я вообще не помню, когда в последний раз игра так сильно выбивала меня из колеи. Тут ведь, по сути, геймплея в обычном понимании нет. Ты не машешь мечом, не прячешься в укрытиях. Ты просто ходишь по какому-то серому, забытому богом портовому городку и бесконечно читаешь. Но, блин, как же это написано! Это буквально огромный интерактивный роман, где ты играешь за копа, который ушел в такой дикий запой, что забыл вообще всё — свое имя, лицо, и то, что он приехал расследовать убийство. Самая дичь и одновременно гениальность игры — это прокачка. Ты качаешь не силу или ловкость, а разные части своего мозга. И эти навыки начинают с тобой разговаривать. Логика спорит с Эмпатией, какая-нибудь Энциклопедия внезапно выдает тонну фактов о мире, а Внутренняя империя заставляет тебя говорить с мусорным баком или висящим на дереве трупом. Наш герой — ходячая катастрофа, но сопереживаешь ему на полную катушку. Да, игра специфическая. Если сесть в неё поиграть после тяжелого дня, чтобы просто расслабиться, то можно уснуть через полчаса от объемов текста. Глаза реально устают читать эти полотна диалогов. Но если поймать нужную волну, то история засасывает наглухо. Атмосфера безысходности, шикарный черный юмор, крутая музыка на фоне — всё это складывается в вещь, которую вообще не с чем сравнить. Это точно игра не для всех, и советовать её каждому подряд я бы не стал. Но для меня это был совершенно новый, ни на что не похожий опыт. Очень необычно-интересная хрень.

Игрок 0326·Рекомендует·21 ч в игре

Очень крутая ролевая игра. Её сложно с чем-то сравнить. И в последнее время замечаю, что чем меньше самого геймплея, чем больше внимания уделено квинтэссенции ролевых игр - диалогам, тем интереснее и глубже выходит сама игра. Первая половина, может быть даже 2/3 игры великолепны. Отличная атмосфера, персонажи, диалоги. Но чем ближе к финальным титрам, тем очевидней, что в какой-то момент разработчики решили скомкать очень размеренное действо и притянуть не самую удачную на мой взгляд концовку. Многовато политики. Благо мир выдуман, но фракции в основе своей имеют реальные прототипы. И акцент на этой стороне игрового мира довольно-таки сильный. На мой взгляд, многовато и мыслей. внутренних диалогов. Даже не столько самих диалогов, а того, что с нами беседуют слишком большое количество... сторон личности что ли. Отсюда и прокачка параметров не столь очевидная. Их 15 вроде как. И не совсем очевидно, как схожие параметры будут помогать нам в игре. Персонажи, повторюсь, супер. Харизматичные, запоминающиеся. Чего стоит тот же Куно. Да и наш напарник. Вроде тихоня такой, но прописан интересно. Голоса отличные. музыка вообще улёт. Именно музыка создаёт основное настроение. Да, есть проблемы и недоработки. Не получил одно достижение, хотя выполнил условие (собрал комплект брони). Решения с последствиями здесь... ну такие, ограниченные. Можно много чего наговорить собеседнику, прямо лютой дичи. В стиле диско копа или супер звезды, потом признаться, что так упился, что потерял память. И предложить чпокнуться. На полном серьёзе. А потом спокойно провести допрос, без последствий. Немного ломает погружение в роль. Хотя и позволяет сказать лишнего, посмотреть, как собеседник мысленно покрутит пальцем у виска. И не сломать при этом прохождение. Как не крути, оно плюс-минус линейное. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3785848499 Вот яркий пример :) Но общее впечатление это не портит. Все проблемы скорее высосаны из пальца. Игра шикарная. Рисовка, сюжет, персонажи, музыка... Рекомендую!

Игрок 8726·Рекомендует·44 ч в игре

Simply put, it's an interactive novel with TONS of reading/listening! Skip this if you can't tolerate this for 30+ hours. Rating: 7/10 I won't be spoiling anything. The highlight of the game has to be the voiceovers IMO. One of the best I have ever encountered. How good? Listen to a few dialogues yourself: https://youtu.be/WKpE2H3bf-E There are dozens of characters and almost all of them have such a distinct personality, thanks to their voice actors and narration. Genuinely loved this aspect of the game. What kind of gameplay does it have? Complete RPG. You gonna be investigating a mysterious crime. The protagonist has no memory of himself and your choices will shape the person he becomes. In entire game you just gonna walk around and talk to people. You are given plenty of choices from insane ones to sherlock type! Few dialogue choices are locked behind particular skills. It uses a probability system; the more points you have in a skill, the more chance you will successfully pull it off... if you fail, you might embarrass yourself in front of people! (or you might as well reload your quick save for another try.. but don't do that -_-). Probability is also affected by few other factors like what your character knows and don't. You can change the stats of these 24 skill sets with certain items like clothes or skill points as you level up. I find it incredibly stupid when I need to pass a dialogue check but I am being forced to change cloth mid-conversation lol. But don't worry, game is overall easy. Example of skill sets? There are 24. I'll only mention a few to give an idea. Drama allows you to tell lies and detect lies. Logic allows you to connect dots. Perception allows you to see things that generally go unnoticed, etc. From Empathy to Endurance.. there are manyy. Don't worry you will understand them gradually as the protagonist keeps talking with his skills a lot. Is the investigation story any good? It was good and engaging but I didn't find it the masterpiece people were hyping as. It kept me engaged, but the side activities made the game such a drag I almost gave up. Luckily, I pulled it through.. and went through the best ending! My eyes & especially ears almost gave up, because it was too much when 95% of this lengthy experience is all about listening to dialogues on and on. Repayable? Very. If you want, you can probably spend 100s of hour and still miss content. There are multiple endings, and multiple way you can react to the world of Disco Elysium. I will conclude... if you love reading novels, this is definitely FOR YOU. Excellent VA & narration. If you need juicy action visuals and thrill, not for you.

Игрок 7904·Рекомендует·37 ч в игре

Disco Elysium is quite possibly one of the greatest games I've ever played because it tricks you into reading.

Игрок 2131·Рекомендует·37 ч в игре

One of the most well-written, choice-driven games of all time. Sometimes, failing a skill check is even more fun and hilarious than succeeding. Every character is unique and memorable. 11/10

Игрок 8372·Рекомендует·44 ч в игре

This is no longer just a game. This is art. This is a masterpiece, a work that uses the medium of video games to bring together literature, history, philosophy, psychology, and sociology. If I were to imagine the kind of game I would want to create, there would probably be two different possibilities. One would be something like Stardew Valley: a warm, peaceful home where you can temporarily escape from reality. The other would be something like Disco Elysium: a game that forces you to look into the deepest parts of yourself while relentlessly questioning yourself, other people, the world around you, and the meaning of existence itself. The moment I opened the game and saw Revachol at sunset, painted in those loose, expressive brushstrokes and those incredible colors, I knew the visual style was made for me. The art direction throughout the entire game is stunning. And then there is the writing. Apparently everyone in Revachol is a philosopher. You could pull almost any random person off the street and end up talking to them for hours. Sometimes I genuinely wished I could crawl through the screen and sit down with these people from different classes, backgrounds, political ideologies, and schools of thought and simply talk. I wanted to hear all the different ways they understood the world. And the game lets you listen and reflect. The pain, confusion, oppression, and nihilism that permeate the writing suddenly brought me back to my years in academic research. Reading it gave me that peculiar, exhilarating feeling of recognition I sometimes get from Dostoevsky: that feeling of entering minds that are painfully self-aware, contradictory, ridiculous, wounded, and desperately trying to make sense of themselves and the world. After changing fields, I had been away from the humanities and social sciences for so long that I had almost started to fear I had lost a part of myself, the part that could perceive and appreciate subtle and abstract forms of beauty. But the familiarity Disco Elysium awakened in me made me realize something: It is still there. I did not lose it. I can hardly imagine how much knowledge, reading, thought, history, politics, philosophy, and lived experience must have gone into creating Revachol, into creating an entire world like this. Revachol feels as if it has existed long before you arrived and will continue to exist long after you leave. Its history weighs on every street, every building, every political argument, and almost every person you meet. But more than anything, I don’t think I will ever forget those words at the end: “I exist.” The weight of those words hit me straight in the heart. They feel unbearably heavy. I think they land differently on anyone who has ever fallen into nihilism, anyone who has ever stared at existence itself and asked: Why? What does any of this mean? Why am I here? And perhaps sometimes existence simply is. Perhaps the answer has been inside the question all along. “I exist.” Maybe that is enough. Finishing Disco Elysium felt like living through an entire century. Through every side quest, every conversation, every ridiculous failure, and every small discovery, you watch people in Revachol struggle with history, ideology, poverty, loneliness, grief, love, memory, disappointment, and themselves. It is a heavy game. Everyone is struggling. But somewhere inside all that struggle, there is always the faintest trace of hope. Not optimism. Not a promise that everything will eventually be fine. Just a tiny, stubborn possibility that something can still exist, something can still change, and perhaps you can still keep going. And the mere existence of that tiny, stubborn hope within all that struggle... that, to me, is Disco Elysium. Finally, I just want to express my respect and gratitude to everyone who created this game. Thank you for making something like this exist. HARD CORE!!