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Disco Elysium first launched in 2019 and made a bit of a splash with its unique gameplay. The narrative-driven RPG not only was a hit among fans, but it also scooped numerous awards. It uses RPG mechanics for a purely story-based adventure game, combat is replaced with conversations, and stats and dice rolls are used to determine the success of dialogue choices.

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The Final Cut edition re-release also brings Disco Elysium to various consoles. If you are hungering for similar games play any of the titles below. Most of these are adventure games or equally unique in their own genre, while others are shared by a dedication to doing something new with the medium.

Updated November 7, 2022, by Jason Wojnar: In an age where cutting-edge graphics and bombastic set pieces seem to rule the charts, it is good to know a game like Disco Elysium can still make an impact. It's still being talked about it long after its 2019 release, and part of its appeal is how unique its gameplay and world are even in the RPG genre. If you are looking for the best games similar to Disco Elysium, we recommend browsing through the updated version of this list. The games range from tried and true RPGs to games that maintain a more thematic connection rather than a direct gameplay one.

Fallout: New Vegas While the newer Fallout games from Bethesda certainly have their appeal, many veterans of the series miss the days when decisions had a lasting impact and moral ambiguity. These fans are at least thankful that developer Obsidian got a chance to make a Fallout title on Bethesda's engine.

Fallout: New Vegas rides the line between old-fashion Interplay Fallout and the newer titles. The gameplay will be familiar to anybody well-versed in Fallout 3, but the narrative and dark humor will remind older fans of the series' isometric origins.

Neurocracy Most people reading this have spent countless hours down a Wikipedia rabbit hole. What if this idea were turned into a video game? This is exactly what Neurocracy does. This game's entire UI and gameplay are based on clicking around a fictional website called Omnipedia, which almost exactly mimics Wikipedia.

By searching the different web pages you unravel the mystery surrounding the assassination of a famous billionaire who made their fortune in technology in the near future. Much like Disco Elysium, you'll get a lot of this game if you are the type who enjoys reading and sifting through tons of text.

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines Some games are too far ahead of their time for their own good. Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines was extremely ambitious, but probably bit off more than it could chew. Jumping into the game's world you are able to create a variety of different vampiric characters and the type you make has an effect on quests and the way you interact with the game world.

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Unfortunately, the game was extremely buggy upon release but was improved over time mostly through fan-made patches. The version available on GOG.com fortunately has most of the patches included.