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#DISCO ELYSIUM PLATFORMS PATCH#
#DISCO ELYSIUM PLATFORMS PC#

#DISCO ELYSIUM PLATFORMS PC#

Not only does this Switch and Xbox version benefit from the previous updates to hit the PC edition, it has also received a redesigned user interface experience, font scaling options, and improved legibility to make it the best it can be on console.Īs for the Steam sale, those without the aforementioned consoles (who have also been holding out for another sale) can pick up Disco Elysium – The Final Cut for 45% off. This isn’t your grandfather’s port either, this is a “painstaking re-assembling” of the game. To celebrate the release of ZA/UM’s critically-acclaimed title on these two platforms, the game has been discounted on Steam for this week only.Īnnounced via a press release early on October 12, Disco Elysium – The Final Cut has finally arrived on Nintendo Switch and Xbox. And now, players on Nintendo Switch and Xbox finally get to experience the thrill of being the best-worst detective in history. They release them and then try to optimize them.Disco Elysium is one of the greatest games ever made. They make these games “work”, but that’s it. We are to a point where these companies are trying to cater to too many platforms. That showed me that regardless of the horsepower offered by technology, it doesn’t matter if the devs can’t or won’t optimize it. I told him, this game is not optimized well. I said if your computer is not good enough, then 98% of computer owners out there don’t have a chance. He told me, man, my computer is just not good enough. I messed with his settings, turned off and turned down some settings. He showed it to me and it struggled to stay at 60fps.

There were many games that hit 120+ frames at 2k and 4K.Īt that time, this was a few years ago, he said that he is having trouble with Resident Evil 2. He show me multiple games and was, look at these frames, look at this resolution with these frames, etc.

Tue 30th Mar My buddy owns a beast of a computer.

We then suddenly regained control and were allowed to progress - we had pressed every button on the controller multiple times by this point so we're not sure what triggered this bug or how it was resolved. Every other menu in the game could be accessed and even scrolled through, but return to the actual game and no dice. One example would be where we simply lost the ability to select a dialogue option for a couple of minutes. It's a tedious action that doesn't lend itself particularly well to a controller.Īnd then there's the odd glitch here and there that pulls control away from you. In just a few hours of playtime, we very regularly found ourselves needlessly adjusting positions to fit what the title demands. If you are stood slightly to the side, the interaction won't take place. It's a very fiddly system where you need to line your character up perfectly with where the game wants you to stand in order to trigger the prompt. You then need to confirm that interaction by pressing X, except main character Harry only seems to follow your orders roughly half the time. The game uses the right thumbstick on the PS5 DualSense controller to highlight objects within every environment you can interact with. What we are playing feels like a buggy and unresponsive chore. But we're not playing that game on day one. It's frustrating because we can see some of the charm and quality seeping through the cracks that its PC userbase has talked up for the past year, to the point where we think what developer ZA/UM has in its hands will eventually be considered one of the PS5's best in its early years. The much anticipated isometric RPG has launched on Sony platforms with a number of minor issues, all of which add up to make a fairly unsatisfying experience.

However, that is absolutely not the case at launch. Original article: It was stated that Disco Elysium: The Final Cut would support 60 frames-per-second on PlayStation 5. However, the fix does not address the clunky interaction prompts as well as the minor bugs and glitches. Following a quick bit of testing, we have found there to still be dips here and there, but they're not nearly as egregious following the update.

#DISCO ELYSIUM PLATFORMS PATCH#

Update: Since the publication of this article, Disco Elysium: The Final Cut has taken a small patch that fixes many of the frame rate issues detailed below.