Current Events > Tomorrow, Lads: Diaco Elysium releases.

(+) Yeah! (+)

Live your dream of being an irredeemable failure with more character flaws than hair on your scalp. Use your detective skills to uncover mysteries while being belittled by your own insecurities, battle with your latent, internalized fascism while trying to sweet talk immigrants, and avoid lashing out violently at the neighborhood kid who threw a snowball at you (And fail, pushing him to the ground, while asserting your authority loudly!)

All this and more! Tomorrow!

(Disregard that I typed "Diaco" instead of "Disco")

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This conflicts with my therapy appointment tomorrow

So one of them is fake
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Spooking posted...

@apolloooo is interested in this game as well.

I wishlist'd it on Steam and might give it a try after I see a couple of reviews of it.

I've followed the game for a while, and if the wit and rhetorical dexterity of the developer blogs are any indication, the writing and narrative in the game is going to be exceptional. That, and they've really fleshed out an RPG character system that's unlike anything I've seen--It really looks like a game for people that enjoy roleplaying, rather than a glorified turn-based combat game with some dialogue options included.

Granted, if you don't like dialogue heavy games then this might not be for you (Or maybe it will be the exception to the rule? If it's as good as I'm anticipating!). But as someone who has loved tabletop roleplaying for over a decade, this is the first game that excites me in the same way Pathfinder and Shadowrun do.

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MedeaLysistrata posted...

This conflicts with my therapy appointment tomorrow

So one of them is fake

This game will be your therapy! It's no snake oil! It's the game so good it will cure your depression and anxiety!

Step right up! I've got twelve more copies and they're selling fast! Impress your friends! Satisfy your lover! All this and more!

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I have followed thsi game since it was called no truce with the furries i mean furies
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