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It's not entirely negative more than it's a ''BEWARE'' - Disco Elysium comes as hard to recommend to people who are more interested in gaming than audiobooks/political conversation or people who don't like fandoms like Undertale and that cannibal incest anime.

This is a really good 'choose your own adventure' audiobook with horrific video game functionality that would be considered C rate if it wasn't for the writing.

And it IS good writing. To not spoil anything, it's a compelling "The Hangover" meets "Amnesiac True Detective" narrative mixed into and played by a colorful cast of contrary and complimentary characters set within the backdrop of political and cultural decay. Conversations are customized to your character based on your RPG building decisions and conversation choices - which can lead to some of the best and most pretentious dialogue and pondering I've seen since it's common comparison (20 years late) Planescape Torment, just more aimed in socio-political upheaval than grand cosmological eschatology.

The main gripe is that the framework that was created to house/cage it using Unity feels shoddy at best. Could you imagine if Larian or a developer put the same level of love into the game actions as they did the writing and narrative?

what a horrible sequel, they lost a whole dimension

We've got potential - the evolution of Vampire Survivors + Diablo makes for a nice attention keeper while you're working or podcasting. The question is whether the devs deliver on the promises and make this a fully robust experience like Vampire Survivors. We're currently at 4 stages with 8-9 survivors (different weapon on each) and could use a couple more levels or some additional challenge modes (Agony right now is our only real one) for the future. I've submitted numerous bug reports and never had a response, only one of the issues (multistrike achievement not unlocking) be fixed and that took a little time.

It's pretty fun, especially with friends, but you know what would make it REALLY fun? If you could select classes or types right off the bat instead of some arbitrary soulslike "you must wear x armor and hold y items in front of z door for 5 minutes then and only then will you be granted the ability to reload while walking" type ♥♥♥♥, hurrr durrr we're as herd as dirk sirs now

oh yeah I forgot to mention the developers became such tryhards with these puzzles items and enemies lmao huge credit to over half your enemies leaping to the left or right the second your crosshair touches them

took me 75 minutes to create a %#^$ing character

Great aesthetic, okay gameplay (no real challenge), barely a story to speak of; need to dig around with mods but it's shocking that in 3 hours I 100% the game and completed the "DLC" within another hour. On sale or not at all.

okay i've created a character! now what

I'm not entirely sure anything I write can give this game justice (especially if it's one developer) but its criminal that a game like this is 'very positive' and shallow hypebait like dave the diver is overwhelmingly positive front page. I cannot recommend this enough, the singular developer has risen to minor level of worship from this staggeringly complete work of art. I want to see more from this universe. I will pay to see more from this universe.

This the probably the best love letter to late SNES RPGs written by a Final Fantasy Tactics and Xenogears fan ever created. There's a little bit of everything you probably love in spades if you've ever been interested in JRPGs previously; lovingly layered chrono-esque aesthics, an incredibly well done narrative, and absolutely nothing outstays its welcome. Plus, in a hilarious turn of events, this game actually has an 8 member party with a purpose unlike another Square Enix Octo-allied game where you have to play to the wee completion points to know why everyone's tied.

This man shouldn't be hired by Square, Square should gift him a studio.

Although, come to think about it and even though I was blowing the developer a bit, the ending should REALLY have been that Kylian was actually Timothy and this was a final twist by Gwain and Glenn having again killed the person Lenne loves and being manipulated to do so leaves the continent in search for the weapon that would kill the harbinger

unpopular opinion, but the game starts wonderfully, paces itself better than most triple A games in terms of abilities and access, and has such a great comfy feel... but by the end it feels hollow. They pretty clearly planned and chopped content as DLC-ushi - there's distinctly a missing chapter from the game hinted at by multiple missing pieces, spots where content should be (and sort of winks at you hinting that something should totally be in this spot hmm), and a complete mishanding of all concepts into the 'late' game. If you're a completionist, completing the final "fish-mon" app requests is the ultimate in chores. Also, I'm not entirely sure where I and others got the idea that this was a "roguelike" where the "ocean" changes at all because it's one of like 4 maps.

my big check out moment was when dave the diver (and fish farm owner and actual farm owner and actual archeologist assistant and actual photographer and card collector and whatever ten ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ jobs you're randomly given that play worse than the game you paid for and want to play on the surface because the game can't even pull enough content into the diving and sushi mechanic without distracting you on some horrible minigame) stumbles upon an underwater village that itself takes between about 90-150 seconds to traverse each time and you have to help every single village person you encounter so the king can trust you because LOL RPG TROPES so your next few days are spent learning and finding what requests these people you don't care about need to be able to continue fishing and having fun and DURING IT are given a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ tamigotchi game to raise creatures for your final completion of the card deck and YEAH THATS GONNA BE A NO FROM ME DOG thanks I don't know how you turned a comfy game about diving into this ultra annoying dive three times a day and check your tamigotchi 4 times a day feed the cat tend the farm empty the fish farm get rid of excess go to the sushi shop upkeep the staff upgrade and serve foods and then go back down the same ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ tunnel using the same flashlight or use the item that goes eeevennnn sloooweerrrrrr and yeah I am not interested anymore you completely fumbled the ending thanks byeeeeee.

after thinking about it post completion/100%, who was this made for?

I figured since I've played the game maybe 5x for free on a fan translation using a SNES rom, I could probably drop ~15 USD on playing it in an official and rebeautified format. It's worth it.