Introduction to the puzzle gameplay of Disco Elysium: The Final Cut The puzzle missions of Disco Elysium: The Final Cut

Today, the editor brings you an introduction to the puzzle gameplay of I-Fanke in Disco Elysium. In the world of Revachol constructed by Disco Elysium, there are many unique missions waiting for players to discover. The puzzle mission of I-Fanke is one of the most representative parts. This mission, with its unique dialogue mechanism and multi-stage exploration at its core, guides players to gradually uncover the story behind the characters while solving the puzzles, and at the same time, deeply experience the diverse cultures and social textures of the game world. Let's take a look together.

When players step into the blue tent on the ice east of the church, they can start this wonderful journey. Inside the tent, three young people are immersed in new music, and I-Fanke is one of them. By interacting with them, players will trigger the task of solving I-Fanke's puzzle. However, at this point, I-Fanke seems completely absorbed in his own world, speaking in hard-to-understand hardcore words, making it difficult to communicate normally. This is exactly the beginning of the puzzle mission. Facing I-Fanke's hardcore state, players need to break the deadlock through clever dialogue choices. In the first conversation with I-Fanke, throughout the entire dialogue process, players should try to explore all the additional plots that can be triggered in each hardcore segment. Only after the player has gone through the last hardcore additional segment will I-Fanke begin to talk about formal topics, at which point the player successfully breaks through the dialogue barrier and advances the mission.

After completing the key dialogue above, players will receive follow-up side quests, making I-Fanke even more hardcore. In this quest, I-Fanke hopes that the player can help him find a melody tape to make his musical beats even more stunning. Players need to go to the Martinez Bay area, where they can find part of the tape on a tree to the lower right of the merchant Schiller. If the player has an empty tape, they can go to the pawnshop to find Nestor Roy to repair it. After repairing, hand over the tape to I-Fanke.

Afterwards, the player also needs to help I-Fanke complete the adjustment of the musical beat. After completing the storyline of the female programmer Sona, the player will obtain a sound clip and then go back to I-Fanke. Adding this sound clip will help I-Fanke achieve his pursuit of the perfect musical beat, further advancing the mission. After completing related series tasks such as helping the party man open a nightclub, the player can also talk to Asil outside the tent, gaining a deeper understanding of her and her friends' origins and information. When the player completes the relevant tasks, talking to Noid in the church will unlock new plotlines and interactions.

The introduction to the puzzle gameplay of I-Fanke in Disco Elysium is now complete. From breaking through the language barrier with hardcore dialogue, to exploring the map to find key items, to intertwining different character storylines, the entire process not only demonstrates the game's deep attention to detail but also embodies its design philosophy of combining fragmented narrative with player autonomy.