New slow burn Disco Elysium dropped
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXfotjezs-E

You cunt, you made me think they shadow launched it. This is nothing new. It's still at "Coming Soon" on Steam. It's not even a new trailer.

As punishment for your words and deeds, your thread is getting faced with my pasta.

This feels like a good thread for me to drop my list of what I consider to be Discolikes. If I'm missing any, please tell me.

Released
>In Gamedec, you are a game detective, who solves crimes inside virtual worlds.
>In Pentiment, you walk in the footsteps of Andreas Maler, a master artist who finds himself in the middle of murders, scandals, and intrigue in the Bavarian Alps in a time when Europe is at a crossroads of great religious and political change.
>Sovereign Syndicate is a Victorian steampunk RPG with tarot cards instead of dice. Investigate the disappearance of society’s most vulnerable to uncover a mysterious cult. Play as three characters, each with their own skills and motivations.

Upcoming
>Clam Man 2 is an underwater adventure RPG about escaping your boring desk job to become a stand-up comedian!
>In Esoteric Ebb, you unravel a political conspiracy with your goblin sidekick
>In Deep Copy, you awaken with no memories and must solve puzzles and navigate a branching story to piece together the dense, interconnected mystery at the heart of the lab.
>Celestial Return is a narrative driven Sci-Fi Noir RPG where you roll as 3 lost souls scheming the Heist of the Millennia. Steal the "Titan Core" to rule a cyborg army!
>Glasshouse is a Feudalpunk Turn-Based-CRPG set in a lockdown apartment block at the dawn of a world war. Investigate the mysterious triple murder next door, fight the Political Conspiracy, and make terrible choices before the flatmates do it for you!
>Rue Valley is a narrative RPG about a man trapped in a time loop, surrounded by a colorful cast with complex emotional stories, each hiding unexpected secrets.
>In this true detective RPG XXX Nighshift, you're a Patrol Operative living in World's End, Mount Hope, Antarctica, 2086 CE. It’s entirely up to you how you spend your polar nights—solving gruesome murders, breaking sacred hearts, or just killing bloody time.

>>713786296
>Shore of Jord is a story-driven cRPG set in an alternate world of Europa, where you take on the role of a retired military officer trying to resolve mysterious events from your past and survive the longest winter in history: strengthen or break friendships, find your love, and discover who you are.
>Travelling At Night is a dialogue-driven choices-matter CRPG. In the myth-scarred Europe of a very alternate Cold War, a hollow man with a shattering secret forges new goals to fill the emptiness inside.
>Hopetown is a psychogeographic RPG set in a mining town teetering on the edge of collapse and reinvention. You play as a rogue journalist — a chaotic, self-destructive provocateur uncovering buried truths, exposing fragile systems, and unravelling a world shaped by ambition and decay.
>Hollow Home is an isometric narrative RPG, told from the perspective of a teenager trapped inside an occupied city

That's all I got so far. But I feel like there's probably even more.

>>713786296
Esoteric Ebb seems like the most interesting one of these with it's DnD mechanics and the story so far feeling like a fun adventure. The others feel they are trying too hard to be 2deep4u, like they are just aping Disco and barely putting anything unique.
Don't know if Pentiment is any good. I don't trust Sawyer to not write something that isn't dry as fuck.

>>713786296
Celestial Returns looks like pure reddit

>>713786296
Mention which are good and which aren't, not just the premise. Also, isn't citizen sleeper a disco-like?

>>713786901
Pentiment is kino
Sovereign Syndicate is fine
I got bored of Gamedec within an hour

Citizen Sleeper didn't have enough roleplaying for me to consider it a Discolike, but I could see the argument.

>>713786728
>I don't trust Sawyer to not write something that isn't dry as fuck
It is dry as fuck, you did well following your gut on that one.

>>713786356
>Travelling At Night
I'm optimistic about this one because the writing is going to be amazing, and I like the lore/setting. Just worried about the gameplay since it's a very different genre than Cultist Simulator and Book of Hours.