Ah, Disco Elysium. The game that lets you be an unhinged, philosophical mess of a detective is now making its way to mobile. That’s right—ZA/UM Studio is bringing the award-winning RPG to Google Android™, completely reimagined for the kind of people who play games in bed, on the toilet, or while avoiding human interaction on public transport.

A Pocket-Sized Existential Breakdown

This isn’t just a lazy port where they squish everything onto a smaller screen and call it a day. No, Disco Elysium is getting a full mobile makeover, tailored for short, bite-sized play sessions. Think of it as the audiobook equivalent of a psychological breakdown—except you’re the detective trying to piece yourself together.

The game’s world has been redesigned with slick, 360-degree scenes, making sure you feel right at home in the grimy streets of Revachol. Plus, there’s brand-new voiceover work to ensure you hear every ounce of despair, sarcasm, and questionable decision-making in full detail.

Same Deep Choices, Now on the Go

For the uninitiated, Disco Elysium is an open-world RPG where you, a rather troubled detective, get to interrogate eccentric characters, solve (or botch) a murder case, and either be a hero, a prophet, or a total disaster. Every choice has consequences, meaning your drunken ramblings might just change the course of an entire investigation—or get you laughed out of a bar.

But don’t worry—ZA/UM promises that despite the shift to mobile, the game’s soul remains untouched. “Mobile players deserve deep, story-rich experiences,” says Denis Havel, Studio Head. “We want you to fall in love with Disco Elysium all over again—this time in your pocket.”

Try Before You Spiral

Not sure if you’re ready for a pocket-sized identity crisis? No problem. The first two chapters are free, giving you a taste of the game’s sharp storytelling and rich role-playing mechanics. If you’re hooked (and you will be), you can unlock the full experience with a single purchase—no ads, no nonsense, just uninterrupted detective work.

Pre-register here if you’ve ever wanted to be an existential detective on the go, now’s your chance. The game officially launches in summer 2025.