The moment I stepped outside into the wider Martinaise District and heard those mournful horns, I knew I was in for something extraordinary... and extraordinary it has been. This game is a masterpiece.
The amazing thing is this track wasn't even composed specifically for the game, it's a BSP track from 2013... and yet it sets the tone for the world so well
@@Dominick77 Some big people at ZA/UM (including Kurvitz and Rostov) have been fired from the company for allegedly creating a toxic work environment and trying to sell off the IP. Whatever happened, it's a shame we probably won't see another game from them like Disco Elysium.
2:45 hits the most. It pulled me into the game, and throughout playing until completion that part stuck in my mind. Great song and while painful, sums up the message of the game: Just keep going. You can always change. The past doesn’t define you. You simply must keep pushing forwards
The feelings of decay, implication of something that used to be far greater than it is now, and the tiny hints of hope in this song are so skillfully portrayed
I turned this game on with low expectations, it got lauded by reviewers sure, but a lot of games do these days and it doesn't necessarily mean anything. In the first scene of him waking up in his hotel room I had already laughed out loud multiple times and felt a certain existential sadness also, the game was not even five minutes in. 12 hours later my wife woke up and I was still playing this absolute gem. I absolutely binged this game I finished it in less than two days and cant wait to play this again.
i had a rather similar experience. this game was perhaps the first game that made me play until 5 in the morning and this is my first true rpg game besides maybe new vegas MAYBE.
In the official OST, this track isn't included, but a remixed version of it is, entitled "Instrument of Surrender". This music, with it mournful sound, evokes the moment the revolution was crushed, and how that moment haunts Revachol even now.
@@nocthurn You may know this already but can be for the benefit of others. The original version of Red Rock Riviera was from British Sea Power's soundtrack to the BBC/Arts Council film "From the Sea to the Land Beyond". ua-cam.com/video/8MqMYVCJZaA/v-deo.html . The title of the film probably borrows from the title of their own song "The Land Beyond" from their second album, Open Season. This itself was a re-developed version of "Cleaning out the Rooms" from their album "Valhalla Dancehall". ua-cam.com/video/9Psy00POSQI/v-deo.html Also Tommy Le Homme (character outside Whirling-in-Rags) sings "I'm a gander and a hunter and a gatherer. Feel like a traveller...from another planet", which is from their song "Want to be Free" from their last album "Let the Dancers Inherit the Party" released in 2017. I know there is also a reference to "A Light Above Descending", a track from their "Machineries of Joy" album from 2013. That and there's mentions of Skuas and they have a track called "The Great Skua". Beyond that there could be much more! I'm not even the biggest BSP fan but I've loved them since 2008 and I've seen them live twice supporting Manic Street Preachers (my real favourite band ) in Glasgow and Carlisle around 2010. I only found out they did the soundtrack to the game a few days ago so I'm just getting my teeth into the game myself. I got into the band through the rhetoric around their album "Do You Like Rock Music?" from 2008. There was an interview in which they talked about what they meant by rock music which I can't find now but I have found a comparable one with Yan in which he says "They are both life-enhancing experiences, things that makes you feel more alive. Seeing a really good performer is like having a good game of dominoes or climbing a mountain and seeing an amazing view." www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/features/british-sea-power-meeting-the-band-is-an-educational-experience-768152.html. The one I read at the time was more about having the hairs standing on your neck, though the word exhilaration also comes to mind. PS: Like HDB I've had a drink. Where the hood at?
This game was an emotional roller-coaster and it will haunt me forever. Truly a master piece unlike anything I have ever experienced that really struck with me on a deep level. I feel like I walked away from the story a better person, which is something that can't be said for any other game I've played
This game does test your character, if you play it sincerely. I didn't expect half the scenarios and found myaelf scratching my head asking how i *would* respond. Most often an answer satisfyingly close to my own feelings was within reach. I learned that in the world of martinaise, i am a totally neutral moralist, and with every jab at moralism being a do-nothing "status quo" ideal, i gave a chuckle halfway between sincere amusement and lighthearted guilt. It really does give you an opportunity to look at yourself squarely through a very abstract lens.
INLAND EMPIRE [Challenging Success]- You feel a warm wave of melancholic nostalgia overtake you. Although it is your first time hearing this song your entire body feels as if this tune has been playing your entire life, yet you have only just now begun to listen to it.
I bought this game on a whim. Thought 'the art style looks cool'. Now its 1 of my favorite games of all time. I really hope we get a sequel & if we do I REALLY hope it lives up to this game.
I dont think this game would get a sequel. The story seems pretty self contained and complete. That being said, Id love a game by the same developers in the same universe if thats what you meant because I agree, this game was amazing.
@@EoCA777 yet hope remains :) I also believe that, at one point, we may see the sequel. Some clues might indicate so. Almost at the end of the game, Kim tells Harry that - in the matter of Klaasje's identity and her role in the game - they have just barely scratched the surface of the tip of the iceberg...
"I'll wake up in a new life, down by the seaside" - Disco Elysium might have very well been built around these lyrics from the original British Sea Power song (check it out! it's different than the in-game version) 🌊
I think this single song encapsulates this game the best. It's haunting, it's strange, almost unexpected, yet as you explore and understand, you learn that no theme could fit Revachol and Martinaise. It's by no means my favorite song- ironically, I would say it's the track that plays in the abandoned businesses, because it gives me a more tangible footing. This song is mournful, it's ethereal, it's beautiful, but there's no feeling of grounding, no closure, the perfect theme for a city that refuses to let go of the past, no matter how painful it is. A city that mourns a future that it no longer has any right to.
I thought it would be a comedy detective story about the main character's attempt to remember who he is, but after I went outside in the game and heard this music, I realized it was something more. And so it turned out.
С такой щепетильностью авторы подбирали музыку для этой игры, она вся настолько тоскливая и спокойная, видно насколько им эта музыка близка, от балды или желания заработать такое не сделаешь мое почтение авторам сего шедевра. Диско будет играть вечно и будет в этой вечности тоскливо
I love how this song gives the feeling of Martinaise waking up to a new day, but Martinaise is a 50something year old guy with incredible back pain and waking up every day despite that and all the bullshit in the world is just kinda what Martinaise does.
This track makes me experience indescribable emotions every second I listen to it. I can still picture myself wandering here and there in Revachol. Disco Elysium is truly an amazing game.
I started this game. It was like nothing I'd ever played before. The game starts with a long conversation between you, voices in your head, your brain and your limbic system. I woke up and my brain told me my tie was my enemy. I died of a heart attack within 13 seconds of first waking up.
the song encapsulates all you need to know about Martinaise...a war-torn bitter memory from a war that is still fresh in the minds of many, Revanchol's spectre. and the haunting end of the revolution, a sombre farewell to a king long dead.
THIS! This right here is why I adore video game soundtracks, especially Disco Elysium's. There's often a disconnect between the lyrics of a song and the reality of the listener. For me, regular lyrical music doesn't do it, which is why these lyricless OSTs work so well. I don't need a singer to tell me how they feel or how to feel, because the song itself is tied to the game, and therefore the player's, experience. This, in my experience, has been far more powerful at making me feel ANYTHING through musical audio.
I’m a musician myself I agree 100%. There are countless cases where lyrics just spoon feed emotions to the listener while the music behind doesn’t. It’s sad.
I want another game by the same developer with this same play style. Could be a completely different universe I don't care. As long as this particular RPG style is in tact and polished where it needs it. Any universe will do, I have that sort of faith in this dev team.
Seems like the point of this game is *victory*. The absence of defeat on all fronts. Victory in business ventures and creative undertakings. Victory in love and over other people. Political victory. Ideological victory. Hell, even sexual victory. Definitely a lot of object-based victories, too - having things and not losing them. One problem, though: not a lot of victors in sight. Everyone’s mostly losing. (c) The Precarious World tought
I really miss the deep horns at 0:56 in the actual Sea Power track. These sounds make me feel tiny in comparison to the world and invoke this fear that is very similar to pure excitement
The moment this played as I looked out over the mostly bombed out shell of what had once been a thriving city, I instantly knew this game was going to be amazing. I know, incredible I hadn't figured it out before then but I still wasn't sure if the opening was going to be a fluke.
I have a mild 27 year obsession with videogame OSTs but 2:28 really sums up the human experience to me, if not the "lost year" that was Covid-19 A miserable and beautiful hope for a better world. Thank you ZA/UM for believing in yourselves.
OMG I didn't realize, even for all the hours I've passively listened to this in the game, just how long that beautiful harmony from 4:06 holds. The city really loves you.
Puked trying to look at a corpse and then got so frustrated trying to interpret a series of footprints that I told my partner to fuck himself and went to live under a bridge, throwing extrements at passers-by, declaring it a deep dive into social realism. I love this game.
For me, this part of the OST perfectly captures the sound of when the sea and the sky are the same muted color. Anybody who’s been on the water in drab weather knows what I mean - the chill in the air sometimes accompanied by a dew / mist; the isolation of looking around and everything being a shade of grey. That’s this song.
Few games and soundtracks give me that "the best friends I've ever had dont even exist," feeling. This was one of them. Between kim, hardy and all of his aggression, klassje and her constant misdirects, and most of all- idiot doom spiral, i would say its the only game wherein I've made several friends.
I disagree, and I'd even argue this game disagrees too. Because despite how much of a fuckup, messy-minded individual the protagonist is, he moves on. He lives. The same for the other characters. They are broken, but moving. Because life is for the living.
I wish I played Disco earlier. It only took me a few months to get to it, but that felt like months wasted. I wish I had a trusted reviewer that I could hear "This game has actually good writing" and believe them. I just hear it so damn much, then I play and it's yet another young adult novel turned into a game that I'm supposed to care about. I miss TotalBiscuit. I wish he could have seen Disco.
I hear the horn call to action the day the cohilition landed over Revochol. The commisars rousing the militia to action as the bourgeois airships blotted out the skies. The horn blasts with such desperation and fury and hope and terror that even long after the last soldier fell to his final resting place- its call echoes off the bullet riddled walls. The combined hope of the defenders mingle with their horrific ends and the city falls into a meloncholic, monotonous status quo. The airships are gone. The monarch is dead. The communists lay in their graves. But still the city remains shattered and absued by the merciless gears of the capital machine. Good morning, detective. You moral intern lacky. Its time to get up and pester the people your masters stole the futures of.
oh so this is why I was confused by the music in my 2nd playthrough when I stepped out from Whirling in Rags. The music is actually different to this piece that was there on release. I knew something was off even though the Instrument of surrender is beautiful in its own way its little different to this.
I've always found this music so soothing when coming down after I've injected cocaine in one eye ball and heroin in the other. I am the law. I don't need no stinking badge.
The moment I stepped outside into the wider Martinaise District and heard those mournful horns, I knew I was in for something extraordinary... and extraordinary it has been. This game is a masterpiece.
It had me already at the whiling in rags
The amazing thing is this track wasn't even composed specifically for the game, it's a BSP track from 2013... and yet it sets the tone for the world so well
@Schnabel I feel tears :D
same thing happened to me im so glad i got into disco blind. it wouldn't be the same experience if i were to hear the soundtracks prior to playing.
Same. Although I got beaten to death by Cuno shortly after.
Disco Elysium: Where every little action is a long conversation within your head, just like in real life.
R.I.P., ZA/UM
You were good, son. Real good. Maybe even the best.
"For a moment, there was hope"
Un jour je serai de retour près de toi
@@stevensmith1031 let's hope ❤
What happened?
@@Dominick77 Some big people at ZA/UM (including Kurvitz and Rostov) have been fired from the company for allegedly creating a toxic work environment and trying to sell off the IP.
Whatever happened, it's a shame we probably won't see another game from them like Disco Elysium.
Hearing this while Shivers described the City around me is still one of the best moments I've had playing a video game
Yes. And the other moment, across the river, standing in the marshes (and, for me) at night, in the snow, reading the Shivers... unforgettable.
"Further, much further. Further still, beyond the ocean. The veil is lifted and the fog clears. What do you see?"
The sunset, Officer. A new day beckons. "Sunrise, Parabellum."
It's hard to describe the great loneliness and emotion this song brings.
"The furies are at home in the mirror; it is their address. Even the clearest water, if deep enough can drown." - R. S. Thomas / Disco Elysium
This is easily one of the best quotes in the game.
@@hamzehaladwanwhat does it mean? I'm gussing it's not about the furries we know
@@olivernagy5861 furies as in wrath or wraths.
One of those rare games where it really is as good as everyone says it is.
"Still stuck in this damn jam, my man."
His eyes point to home, to a wife and child he wishes dearly to see again.
@@Sablus An ache that brings you joy
2:45 hits the most. It pulled me into the game, and throughout playing until completion that part stuck in my mind. Great song and while painful, sums up the message of the game: Just keep going. You can always change. The past doesn’t define you. You simply must keep pushing forwards
Those are the bits that give me goosebumps. It feels like never-ending tragedy.
I will never forget these horns in all my life.
The feelings of decay, implication of something that used to be far greater than it is now, and the tiny hints of hope in this song are so skillfully portrayed
Does anyone else really like that moment when you initiate a conversation and the music gets ever so slightly blunter in the background?
I turned this game on with low expectations, it got lauded by reviewers sure, but a lot of games do these days and it doesn't necessarily mean anything. In the first scene of him waking up in his hotel room I had already laughed out loud multiple times and felt a certain existential sadness also, the game was not even five minutes in. 12 hours later my wife woke up and I was still playing this absolute gem. I absolutely binged this game I finished it in less than two days and cant wait to play this again.
i had a rather similar experience. this game was perhaps the first game that made me play until 5 in the morning and this is my first true rpg game besides maybe new vegas MAYBE.
Same here. I played for 10 hours straight if I wasnt interrupted
@@heavyhead2k139 you're missing out then
In the official OST, this track isn't included, but a remixed version of it is, entitled "Instrument of Surrender". This music, with it mournful sound, evokes the moment the revolution was crushed, and how that moment haunts Revachol even now.
Sad to hear that this music isnt in the official soundtrack and very happy to hear it from you. You saved me some dollars. Thank you John!
@@nocthurn You may know this already but can be for the benefit of others. The original version of Red Rock Riviera was from British Sea Power's soundtrack to the BBC/Arts Council film "From the Sea to the Land Beyond". ua-cam.com/video/8MqMYVCJZaA/v-deo.html
. The title of the film probably borrows from the title of their own song "The Land Beyond" from their second album, Open Season.
This itself was a re-developed version of "Cleaning out the Rooms" from their album "Valhalla Dancehall".
ua-cam.com/video/9Psy00POSQI/v-deo.html
Also Tommy Le Homme (character outside Whirling-in-Rags) sings "I'm a gander and a hunter and a gatherer. Feel like a traveller...from another planet", which is from their song "Want to be Free" from their last album "Let the Dancers Inherit the Party" released in 2017. I know there is also a reference to "A Light Above Descending", a track from their "Machineries of Joy" album from 2013. That and there's mentions of Skuas and they have a track called "The Great Skua". Beyond that there could be much more!
I'm not even the biggest BSP fan but I've loved them since 2008 and I've seen them live twice supporting Manic Street Preachers (my real favourite band
) in Glasgow and Carlisle around 2010. I only found out they did the soundtrack to the game a few days ago so I'm just getting my teeth into the game myself. I got into the band through the rhetoric around their album "Do You Like Rock Music?" from 2008. There was an interview in which they talked about what they meant by rock music which I can't find now but I have found a comparable one with Yan in which he says "They are both life-enhancing experiences, things that makes you feel more alive. Seeing a really good performer is like having a good game of dominoes or climbing a mountain and seeing an amazing view." www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/features/british-sea-power-meeting-the-band-is-an-educational-experience-768152.html. The one I read at the time was more about having the hairs standing on your neck, though the word exhilaration also comes to mind.
PS: Like HDB I've had a drink. Where the hood at?
@@snape82 Wow, I've been looking for the origins of this song (I heard it on From the Sea) and this is super cool. Thanks for tracking this down
That explains why I had such a hard time finding this. This was the song I was most interested in!
When this music is playing and the rain is falling down onto your character. Very memorable scene.
-- 1. Shiver.
@@Dreamfillah What's below me, wind?
sorry mister I failed to send your letter out
This game was an emotional roller-coaster and it will haunt me forever. Truly a master piece unlike anything I have ever experienced that really struck with me on a deep level. I feel like I walked away from the story a better person, which is something that can't be said for any other game I've played
Try planescape: torment and tyranny
@@sirVhailor i second both of those games, but disco elysium has mechanics that are more refined
@@mekaelbayati8040 yeah, a bit. it's not about mechanics though, is it? It's about the story, atmosphere and music.
This game does test your character, if you play it sincerely. I didn't expect half the scenarios and found myaelf scratching my head asking how i *would* respond. Most often an answer satisfyingly close to my own feelings was within reach. I learned that in the world of martinaise, i am a totally neutral moralist, and with every jab at moralism being a do-nothing "status quo" ideal, i gave a chuckle halfway between sincere amusement and lighthearted guilt. It really does give you an opportunity to look at yourself squarely through a very abstract lens.
@@terrestrialgmusic based and moralistpilled
INLAND EMPIRE [Challenging Success]- You feel a warm wave of melancholic nostalgia overtake you. Although it is your first time hearing this song your entire body feels as if this tune has been playing your entire life, yet you have only just now begun to listen to it.
This games world building is so wonderful. I feel homesick for a city that isnt even real.
homesick for its lost glory days even
One of the best games I’ve ever played. The atmosphere makes the world feel so real.
I just finished it last week, I need more I want more, what a game, what a game..
What a bloody game..
I bought this game on a whim. Thought 'the art style looks cool'. Now its 1 of my favorite games of all time. I really hope we get a sequel & if we do I REALLY hope it lives up to this game.
I dont think this game would get a sequel. The story seems pretty self contained and complete. That being said, Id love a game by the same developers in the same universe if thats what you meant because I agree, this game was amazing.
@@EoCA777 yet hope remains :) I also believe that, at one point, we may see the sequel. Some clues might indicate so. Almost at the end of the game, Kim tells Harry that - in the matter of Klaasje's identity and her role in the game - they have just barely scratched the surface of the tip of the iceberg...
The designer of this game made or will. Make a novel that extends the story of the game... I. Also heard they might make a sequel to to game
Running around in my underwear and wearing 1 shoe, collecting tare to this song.
Hobocop all the way
You do that irl? Just like in the game!
"I'll wake up in a new life, down by the seaside" - Disco Elysium might have very well been built around these lyrics from the original British Sea Power song (check it out! it's different than the in-game version) 🌊
Yes! It's so cool the way it all kind of ties together
Revachol forever and ever baby
I think this single song encapsulates this game the best. It's haunting, it's strange, almost unexpected, yet as you explore and understand, you learn that no theme could fit Revachol and Martinaise. It's by no means my favorite song- ironically, I would say it's the track that plays in the abandoned businesses, because it gives me a more tangible footing.
This song is mournful, it's ethereal, it's beautiful, but there's no feeling of grounding, no closure, the perfect theme for a city that refuses to let go of the past, no matter how painful it is. A city that mourns a future that it no longer has any right to.
It's nice to have a soundtrack for your life you can loop.
Holy hell!! Yes and Yes
It definitely sounds like a grey color to me… but with a hind of pale sunlight and a little bit of shadowy darkness.
It sounds like the seaside
"Hold on, I thought you only gave one like per day." He responds, "This is the one."
That was tough…
Disco Elysium is love
H A R D C O R E
@@ZeratulM YE AAA A H D I S C O
We live in elysium
It's an expression of pain.
I thought it would be a comedy detective story about the main character's attempt to remember who he is, but after I went outside in the game and heard this music, I realized it was something more. And so it turned out.
I can hear the voice. Magnificent writing. Unforgettable.
The game is truly a rare gem. music, story, all. Sadness, hope, love even fear. Best going in not knowing what it is.
I never thought about my relationship with my thoughts until I played this game.
There is a life before and a life after I picked up Disco.
С такой щепетильностью авторы подбирали музыку для этой игры, она вся настолько тоскливая и спокойная, видно насколько им эта музыка близка, от балды или желания заработать такое не сделаешь мое почтение авторам сего шедевра. Диско будет играть вечно и будет в этой вечности тоскливо
This game will be exposed in a museum one day...
Deserved!
The most funny, genuine, well written, emotionally investing game I’ve played since Portal 2. This game will stick with me forever.
I consider this to be the main theme.
You may leave Revachol but Revachol won't ever leave you.
you can check out of the Whirling Rags, but you can never leave
I love how this song gives the feeling of Martinaise waking up to a new day, but Martinaise is a 50something year old guy with incredible back pain and waking up every day despite that and all the bullshit in the world is just kinda what Martinaise does.
This track makes me experience indescribable emotions every second I listen to it. I can still picture myself wandering here and there in Revachol. Disco Elysium is truly an amazing game.
cried for the first time in months just thinking about this game
I started this game. It was like nothing I'd ever played before. The game starts with a long conversation between you, voices in your head, your brain and your limbic system. I woke up and my brain told me my tie was my enemy. I died of a heart attack within 13 seconds of first waking up.
the song encapsulates all you need to know about Martinaise...a war-torn bitter memory from a war that is still fresh in the minds of many, Revanchol's spectre. and the haunting end of the revolution, a sombre farewell to a king long dead.
Twin Peaks...
THAT'S IT : Disco Elysium is to RPG what Twin Peaks is to series...
I wish I could forget this game so I can experience it again. I’ve never played anything like it, it’s such a unique piece of art.
Haunting and angelic at the same time. Hopeless and hopeful, mourning and cheering. This game is forever in my heart.
A masterpiece of a game and one of the most evocative and heart wrenching stories I've ever experienced in the medium of video games
THIS! This right here is why I adore video game soundtracks, especially Disco Elysium's. There's often a disconnect between the lyrics of a song and the reality of the listener. For me, regular lyrical music doesn't do it, which is why these lyricless OSTs work so well. I don't need a singer to tell me how they feel or how to feel, because the song itself is tied to the game, and therefore the player's, experience. This, in my experience, has been far more powerful at making me feel ANYTHING through musical audio.
I’m a musician myself I agree 100%. There are countless cases where lyrics just spoon feed emotions to the listener while the music behind doesn’t. It’s sad.
I want another game by the same developer with this same play style. Could be a completely different universe I don't care. As long as this particular RPG style is in tact and polished where it needs it. Any universe will do, I have that sort of faith in this dev team.
This game was everything I needed, and more
Seems like the point of this game is *victory*. The absence of defeat on all fronts. Victory in business ventures and creative undertakings. Victory in love and over other people. Political victory. Ideological victory. Hell, even sexual victory. Definitely a lot of object-based victories, too - having things and not losing them.
One problem, though: not a lot of victors in sight. Everyone’s mostly losing.
(c) The Precarious World tought
On my first playthrough, the music is so good sometimes I just find myself standing still in awe
0:35 The feelings :')
The moment I first heard this play in the game, just 10 minutes in. I knew I'd fall in love with Disco Elysium.
I really miss the deep horns at 0:56 in the actual Sea Power track. These sounds make me feel tiny in comparison to the world and invoke this fear that is very similar to pure excitement
The moment this played as I looked out over the mostly bombed out shell of what had once been a thriving city, I instantly knew this game was going to be amazing. I know, incredible I hadn't figured it out before then but I still wasn't sure if the opening was going to be a fluke.
I have a mild 27 year obsession with videogame OSTs but 2:28 really sums up the human experience to me, if not the "lost year" that was Covid-19
A miserable and beautiful hope for a better world.
Thank you ZA/UM for believing in yourselves.
The violin at 2:45 is absolutely divine
this is the sound of not just your hope, but that of an entire society being lost to time
What thousand-yard-stares sound like
OMG I didn't realize, even for all the hours I've passively listened to this in the game, just how long that beautiful harmony from 4:06 holds. The city really loves you.
Thank you
This is an exceptional piece of audio
its sound revolutionary in beginning then hope suddenly it turn dark and hopeless
Something about this song reminds me of Johan Johannson's The Suns Gone Dim. Love it's sadness and mournful sound.
IBM A User's manual would fit in well with this. Especially in reference to the radio computers.
Слушая эту музыку, я плачу.
Да...
как и все мы, брат, как и все мы
Дуже гарна музика прям як в грв
Грв
That's darn good first impression
Oh god, This is so beautiful!!
Puked trying to look at a corpse and then got so frustrated trying to interpret a series of footprints that I told my partner to fuck himself and went to live under a bridge, throwing extrements at passers-by, declaring it a deep dive into social realism. I love this game.
For me, this part of the OST perfectly captures the sound of when the sea and the sky are the same muted color. Anybody who’s been on the water in drab weather knows what I mean - the chill in the air sometimes accompanied by a dew / mist; the isolation of looking around and everything being a shade of grey. That’s this song.
One day I will return to your side
"Foreboding" made sound
Few games and soundtracks give me that "the best friends I've ever had dont even exist," feeling. This was one of them. Between kim, hardy and all of his aggression, klassje and her constant misdirects, and most of all- idiot doom spiral, i would say its the only game wherein I've made several friends.
God I love this game
the moment of
"shit gotta turn down the volumn"
and tbh this is the loudest sound in this game.
up*
the trumpets of a defeated city
If the whole world came crashing down. If the bombs dropped,the oceans dried, and the sun switched off... I don’t think I’d honestly mind...
Mind? I hope it happens. This world is beyond saving.
I disagree, and I'd even argue this game disagrees too. Because despite how much of a fuckup, messy-minded individual the protagonist is, he moves on. He lives. The same for the other characters. They are broken, but moving. Because life is for the living.
Can't wait to replay the updated version!
I remember practicing the horn section on piano just by ear for hours after school, i love this piece so much
Best video game track of all time.
The perfect soundtrack for this bleak game world.
Sounds very Royalty!
The Melody reminds me of the Brainscan Theme
I wake up to this song every morning
hope i get to play this game some day, but even without it this music makes me
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You are in luck, the new version at the end of March has full voice acting and new scenes.
holy shit this tune is so haunting
I wish I played Disco earlier. It only took me a few months to get to it, but that felt like months wasted. I wish I had a trusted reviewer that I could hear "This game has actually good writing" and believe them. I just hear it so damn much, then I play and it's yet another young adult novel turned into a game that I'm supposed to care about. I miss TotalBiscuit. I wish he could have seen Disco.
Aw man now I'm sad. I feel like TotalBiscuit would have LOVED this game
@@bkaiser51 There are so many games that I go "He would have loved (or loved to hate) this one"
I hear the horn call to action the day the cohilition landed over Revochol. The commisars rousing the militia to action as the bourgeois airships blotted out the skies. The horn blasts with such desperation and fury and hope and terror that even long after the last soldier fell to his final resting place- its call echoes off the bullet riddled walls.
The combined hope of the defenders mingle with their horrific ends and the city falls into a meloncholic, monotonous status quo. The airships are gone. The monarch is dead. The communists lay in their graves. But still the city remains shattered and absued by the merciless gears of the capital machine. Good morning, detective. You moral intern lacky. Its time to get up and pester the people your masters stole the futures of.
oh so this is why I was confused by the music in my 2nd playthrough when I stepped out from Whirling in Rags. The music is actually different to this piece that was there on release. I knew something was off even though the Instrument of surrender is beautiful in its own way its little different to this.
0:57 the promise of things to come
Aw shit. Here we go again.
Talk to me dead man.
Sorry bro my truck's waiting
Revachol forever.
I've always found this music so soothing when coming down after I've injected cocaine in one eye ball and heroin in the other. I am the law. I don't need no stinking badge.
Credit to British Sea Power
I hadn't realised this was based so closely on a previous track of theirs: ua-cam.com/video/8MqMYVCJZaA/v-deo.html
And the original is so damn good too.
Most underrated comment right here!
Thank you for this share good sir!
Most of the ost is based on their songs
Kral be :(
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