A kind of narrator describes scenes audibly to you, making it feel as though you're in a live gaming session with a GM. You can see some of the console interface here.ĭisco Elysium now feels more like an actual tabletop role-playing experience. But the addition of audible voices has a powerful effect on this. This also made the game somewhat quiet and still, as it waited for you to read and catch up. And though the words were (and are) delightful - Disco Elysium has an outrageous sense of humour, and a lovely way of voicing thoughts that really ought to stay in your head - the sheer amount of them could be wearying. Disco Elysium is a wordy game and only patches of it were voiced originally, meaning most of the time you were reading a text box on the right-hand side of the screen. Loading times seem fine on PS5, though I wonder what they're like on PS4, and I haven't seen any other bugs, though I'm only early in the game (code arrived late).īut the most notable new addition is full voice acting. Pressing the button again usually rectifies the issue, so it's sometimes annoying but rarely more. But I have come across the object interaction bug, which sometimes doesn't register your interactions, or doesn't quite trigger them. I haven't noticed the frame-rate issues I've seen reported elsewhere, so presumably they really have been fixed.
I've been playing it on PlayStation 5, and generally it works well. The Final Cut version of the game arrived yesterday on PlayStation machines (4 and 5), the App Store, Stadia and PC (a free update if you already own the base game), and there's an Xbox version due to follow this summer. The delightfully unusual detective role-playing game Disco Elysium is finally on console.
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