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Disco Elysium: Now a Visual Novel on Android

Author : Jacob
May 01,2025

Disco Elysium: Now a Visual Novel on Android

ZA/UM, the creative minds behind the critically acclaimed Disco Elysium, have exciting news for fans and newcomers alike: they are developing a mobile version of the game, specifically tailored for Android devices. This adaptation will shift the gameplay from the original's isometric perspective to a visual novel format, promising a fresh yet familiar experience. Players can look forward to beautifully illustrated scenes, nonlinear narratives, and fully voiced dialogue, bringing the rich storytelling of Disco Elysium to the palm of their hands.

The developers at ZA/UM aim to expand the game's reach by introducing Disco Elysium to a broader audience, including loyal fans eager for a mobile-friendly option. Tõnis Haavel, the head of ZA/UM, emphasized the studio's strategy to engage TikTok users with this new version:

"Our goal is to draw in TikTok users through short videos packed with compelling stories, stunning illustrations, and captivating audio recordings. This initiative will redefine entertainment by offering a fresh and deeply engaging experience.

Narrative-focused games like Disco Elysium deserve a place on mobile platforms. By honoring the essence of the original work, we strive to reintroduce this masterpiece to both new and returning players. Our hope is for everyone to rediscover their love for Disco Elysium—now accessible on their smartphones."

While further details, such as the official release date, are yet to be announced, the anticipation for this mobile adaptation is already building among the gaming community. Stay tuned for more updates from ZA/UM as they continue to bring the world of Disco Elysium to new platforms.

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