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I've never met a deck builder game I've liked.
And I've never made it further than like Day 2 of Disco Elysium. It's just so so dense and I need to be in a novel-reading mood to enjoy it properly, and those are far between so I end up forgetting what I did in between runs and restarting.
I'm so sorry but we can't be friends:(
Seriously though I totally get it. I love them but it scratches a very specific itch.
Same on Disco Elysium. Also it makes me sad
It is a very sad game. It also wouldn't work if it wasn't sad. The sadness is why people care about Harry. The sadness is why people care about Revachol. If Revachol wasn't so bleak, La Revacholiere would just be self indulgence, Cindy the skull writing a hopeful message in fuel oil wouldn't matter, the communists telling you "In the dark times, should the stars also go out" wouldn't hit.
And it wouldn't be so fucking funny for Harry to do the finger guns, try to do a matrix dive, and immediately hit a woman in a wheelchair.
It making me sad isnt a bad thing, just a reason I never finish it
I'd read a disco Elysium book, but I can't get far in the game.
There actually is a Disco Elysium book, called Sacred and Terrible Air. I've never read it but it has a reputation for being a slog to read and much less digestible than the video game