Disco Elysium 2?

[Goneja]

I've only just started to play the first game, but already can't wait for them to make a sequel! Disco Elysium series... Just imagine the possibilities, i'm really excited

[DeeJay]

It is not happening but I think there are like, a million spiritual successors in the works? Don't really know the details but something happened with the original studio.

[Phantasmagorian]

Originally posted by DeeJay:

It is not happening but I think there are like, a million spiritual successors in the works? Don't really know the details but something happened with the original studio.

Can you name some of those spiritual successors?

[Therealfather]

Following the dissolution of the original ZA/UM team, three distinct groups have emerged, each embarking on new ventures:

Dark Math Games: This studio comprises approximately 20 individuals, about half of whom contributed to "Disco Elysium" and its expanded version, "The Final Cut." Their current project is "XXX NIGHTSHIFT," a detective RPG set in 2086 at a luxury ski resort in Antarctica. The game promises a deep single-player experience with innovative role-playing mechanics.

Longdue Games: Formed by veterans from ZA/UM, Bungie, and Rockstar, this studio is developing a psychological RPG set in a world conceived by the leads of the now-canceled "Disco Elysium" sequel. The game features a "psychogeographic" RPG mechanic, where decisions reshape both the world and its inhabitants.

Red Info: Established by Robert Kurvitz and Aleksander Rostov, the lead writer and art director of "Disco Elysium," respectively, this studio is reportedly working on a new game backed by Chinese internet company NetEase.

[Polyedra]

yes, make a new game or two. stories end.

[mudakonn]

I mean.. only no 3 is really "sequel" material because the IP is owned by Robert Kurvitz and Aleksander Rostov - all other efforts are just copies. Anybody can make adventure game in Antartica but what made this game different was the Universe created by Kurvitz (IP what he still owns full rights) and writing of original.

They just cannot do another "Disco Elysium" as i understand but with some other name they can create some other story taking place in the Universe of this game...

[tammuzsyr]

Originally posted by mudakonn:

I mean.. only no 3 is really "sequel" material because the IP is owned by Robert Kurvitz and Aleksander Rostov - all other efforts are just copies. Anybody can make adventure game in Antartica but what made this game different was the Universe created by Kurvitz (IP what he still owns full rights) and writing of original.

They just cannot do another "Disco Elysium" as i understand but with some other name they can create some other story taking place in the Universe of this game...

Robert does currently not own the ip

[Kingace19k]

Originally posted by Therealfather:

Following the dissolution of the original ZA/UM team, three distinct groups have emerged, each embarking on new ventures:

Dark Math Games: This studio comprises approximately 20 individuals, about half of whom contributed to "Disco Elysium" and its expanded version, "The Final Cut." Their current project is "XXX NIGHTSHIFT," a detective RPG set in 2086 at a luxury ski resort in Antarctica. The game promises a deep single-player experience with innovative role-playing mechanics.

Longdue Games: Formed by veterans from ZA/UM, Bungie, and Rockstar, this studio is developing a psychological RPG set in a world conceived by the leads of the now-canceled "Disco Elysium" sequel. The game features a "psychogeographic" RPG mechanic, where decisions reshape both the world and its inhabitants.

Red Info: Established by Robert Kurvitz and Aleksander Rostov, the lead writer and art director of "Disco Elysium," respectively, this studio is reportedly working on a new game backed by Chinese internet company NetEase.

Good looking out plan to play this soon

[MFX_Media]

Originally posted by Kingace19k:

Originally posted by Therealfather:

Following the dissolution of the original ZA/UM team, three distinct groups have emerged, each embarking on new ventures:

Dark Math Games: This studio comprises approximately 20 individuals, about half of whom contributed to "Disco Elysium" and its expanded version, "The Final Cut." Their current project is "XXX NIGHTSHIFT," a detective RPG set in 2086 at a luxury ski resort in Antarctica. The game promises a deep single-player experience with innovative role-playing mechanics.

Longdue Games: Formed by veterans from ZA/UM, Bungie, and Rockstar, this studio is developing a psychological RPG set in a world conceived by the leads of the now-canceled "Disco Elysium" sequel. The game features a "psychogeographic" RPG mechanic, where decisions reshape both the world and its inhabitants.

Red Info: Established by Robert Kurvitz and Aleksander Rostov, the lead writer and art director of "Disco Elysium," respectively, this studio is reportedly working on a new game backed by Chinese internet company NetEase.

Good looking out plan to play this soon

nice

[Cybersquirt]

greedy, indeed. the world is not ready for this I would say.