Disco Elysium Launches on Android: Features 360-Degree Scenes, Enhanced Visuals

The beloved indie hit, *Disco Elysium*, is set to make its way to mobile devices this summer, but exclusively for Android users. Since its release in 2019, this psychological RPG has captivated fans with its intricate detective work, deep inner conflicts, and beautifully crafted dialogue.

The Android version of *Disco Elysium* is being reimagined to appeal to a broader audience, particularly TikTok users. Denis Havel, the head of the studio overseeing the release, emphasized the goal of creating quick, immersive experiences that showcase the game’s compelling narrative, stunning visuals, and captivating audio. Despite these changes, the essence of the original game remains untouched, preserving its deep, narrative-driven core. ZAUM Studio has released a special Android launch trailer, which you can view below.

Disco Elysium Opens Pre-Registration on Android

Set to launch this summer, *Disco Elysium* is now open for pre-registration on Android. Players can enjoy the first two chapters for free, with a one-time purchase unlocking the full story and eliminating ads. The game's iconic hand-painted art style is receiving enhancements tailored for mobile, including a new 360-degree scene feature. Additionally, *Disco Elysium* boasts full voice acting, enhancing its dialogue-heavy and character-driven experience.

If you're new to *Disco Elysium*, you can pre-register on the Google Play Store and dive into this detective RPG once it's available on Android. In the game, you'll investigate a murder, navigating a vast array of dialogue choices that significantly influence the story's direction.

Character progression in *Disco Elysium* is uniquely engaging. Your skills manifest as internal voices offering guidance, and you can further customize your detective's personality through clothing choices and the innovative Thought Cabinet system, allowing you to develop various ideas over time.

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