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ZA/UM art director Kaspar Tamsalu said, “Collage Mode is an incredible tool that puts the characters, environments, and visual effects from Disco Elysium into the hands of all the players to create original art.

“It also allows you to examine our brush strokes up close and lets you pose and twirl the character models as if they were toys in the palm of your hand. You can really see up close how the artists came together to create the game’s distinctive look, which extends to brand new art we made specifically for this mode.”

Lead developer Chris Priestman added, “This latest update offers a completely new way to explore the world of Disco Elysium as it’s simultaneously a doll house, a blank canvas, and a storytelling machine.

“We made this for our hugely talented fans as we’ve spent years admiring everything they create, from luscious paintings to memorable short stories and amazing cosplay – now we hope there will be much more! We only ask that they please go easy on Kim Kitsuragi, he can only take so much love.”

Along with placing characters in different poses, they can also be resized and rotated. You can apply filters, enable environmental effects like fog, snow and rain, or change the time of day. Various items and clothing are available to place on characters, and you can even insert custom text. Top it off with a themed frame like “Kim Catsuragi” and “Building Communism.”

Interestingly, new scenes can be discovered with new voiceovers from the narrator. Collage Mode will be available in the coming days for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. In the meantime, check out our Disco Elysium: The Final Cut review.

All three had key roles in the RPG’s success. While acting as the sole designer, Kurvitz worked as a writer along with Helen Hindpere. Aleksander Rostov was the art director and confirmed on Twitter that all three were no longer at the studio.

As for the ZA/UM Cultural Association’s end, Luiga said, “I find that the organization was successful overall, and most of the mistakes that were made were contingent, determined by the sociocultural conditions we were thrown into. I still encourage people to organize, and I would say that one of the qualities that the ZA/UM cultural organization sorely lacked was pretty much any formal structure.”

As for the future of Disco Elysium’s sequel, Luiga addressed concerns on Twitter, stating that things “are actually sweet enough” and that “you might even get it the way it was meant.” He notes that it may take a “s**t ton of time” but adds that “RPG fans are sorta accustomed to waiting, ain’t they.”

Neither the trio nor Luiga has shared details on the former’s departure from the studio. Time will ultimately tell how the sequel turns out, so stay tuned. Disco Elysium is currently available for PS4, PS5, PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and Google Stadia. Check out our review for The Final Cut version here. It also seems that ZA/UM is working on a sci-fi title developed on Unreal Engine 5.

Nah I think that things with the sequel are actually sweet enough, you might even get it the way it was meant, it might take a shit ton of time but RPG fans are sorta accustomed to waiting, ain't they

— • | NORMAL SIULS||•• . (@verekuningas) October 1, 2022

We confirm that we are no longer at the studio.

— Aleksander Rostov, Robert Kurvitz, Helen Hindpere

— Aleksander Rostov (@artofrostov) October 2, 2022

ZA/UM’s Disco Elysium – The Final Cut finally released yesterday, both as a PS4, PS5 and Stadia title and a free update for PC owners. Despite strong critical reception, it’s had a number of issues. The developer has been quick to address them and announced that patch 1.2 is incoming for all platforms.

The patch will address problems like locations and interactables not working, fixed items failing to load and various issues with VO. It will also allow for a better controller and interaction experience. Though a release timing for the patch wasn’t provided, it should be soon.

Disco Elysium – The Final Cut is pretty much the “definitive” version of the award-winning RPG, providing a fully-voiced story, new characters and a new area to explore. It also contains three new Political Vision quests and new clothes. An Xbox Series X/S version is also in the works so stay tuned for more details in the coming months.

Patch 1.2 incoming for all platforms!

✔️Fixed locations/interactables not working
✔️Fixed items not loading
✔️Smoother controller & interaction experience
✔️Fixed various VO issues

Thanks everyone for playing and reporting, we couldn’t have done it without you ❤️ pic.twitter.com/6VLlnlojnu

— Disco Elysium – The Final Cut (@discoelysium) March 31, 2021

Disco Elysium – The Final Cut, an enhanced version of ZA/UM’s award-winning RPG, is out now. It’s available for PS4, PS5 and Google Stadia while PC players can download it as a free update for the existing game. Check out release trailer below to see the new English voice acting in action.

The Final Cut offers a whole variety of new features and content, like full English voice acting, controller support and new cutscenes. New characters and clothes can be expected along with new Political Vision quests and a new area. It also included expanded language options.

Disco Elysium – The Final Cut will also be coming to Xbox Series X/S, though a release date hasn’t been provided. Stay tuned for more details in the meantime. As for the future of the series, while ZA/UM hasn’t announced a sequel, lead writer Helen Hindpere said previously that, “The future holds more of Elysium – we’ve spent years designing the world and we’re not ready to leave yet.” Check out GamingBolt’s full interview with Hindpere here.