Disco Elysium: The Final Cut [Collector's Edition]

The player is placed in the shoes of an amnesiac police detective from the Revachol Citizens Militia (RCM), who awakens one cold winter morning in a trashed hostel room with a massive hangover.

As he talks to people in the hostel, he finds out that he is in the hostel-cafeteria Whirling-in-Rags in the impoverished district of Martinaise within the city of Revachol on the isola of Insulinde, in the year '51 of the current century.

He was sent here three days ago by his superiors in Precinct 41 to investigate the murder of a private security contractor, who was discovered hanging by a cargo strap from a tree in the yard behind the hostel.

The case was considered especially sensitive, since the murder seems connected to an ongoing strike by the Martinaise dockworkers' union against the Wild Pines Group, a major logistics corporation.

The main character, however, apparently suffered a mental breakdown shortly after his arrival in Martinaise, and instead of investigating the case, he went on a three day long bender of alcohol and drugs around the district, which seems to be the cause of his total memory loss.

The main character teams up with Lieutenant Kim Kitsuragi, his temporarily assigned partner from the rival Precinct 57, and together they must try not just getting to the bottom of the case of the hanged man, but also carefully navigate the conflict between the union and Wild Pines, as well as the mystery of the main character's past.

The game features no kinds of traditional RPG combat; instead all situations, including violent confrontations, are handled through skill checks and dialogue trees.

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