Fit check
Is Disjunction worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Stealth-action players who want both non-lethal and lethal approaches
- RPG players who want choices to affect factions and story events
- Players interested in tech-noir settings with cybernetic upgrades
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a relaxed pace may find the combat challenging and fast.
- Players wanting one fixed storyline may dislike consequences tied to sparing, killing, and faction choices.
- Players looking for a broad open-world RPG may find the level-focused structure narrower in scope.
Our take on Disjunction
The emphasis on alternate approaches and lasting decisions sacrifices a single predictable route. Choices can affect factions and later events, making the experience less uniform across different playthroughs.
What is Disjunction?
Set in New York in 2048, Disjunction follows three playable characters investigating a conspiracy connected to a community leader’s arrest and the spread of a drug called Shard.
Each character has individual abilities, cybernetic upgrades, and talents. Encounters can be handled through fast lethal combat, stealth, distractions, or non-lethal takedowns. The story responds to decisions, including whether individuals are spared or killed, with consequences that can affect factions and the future of New York. Upgrade trees support different approaches by improving stealth or increasing attack lethality. The game uses stylized pixel-art environments and characters, with an atmospheric score by composer Dan Farley.
How Disjunction plays
- 01Three playable characters
- Each character has individual abilities, cybernetic upgrades, and talents for customizing playstyle.
- 02Choice-driven story
- Sparing or killing individuals can affect factions and later events in New York.
- 03Stealth and combat
- Encounters support distraction techniques, non-lethal attacks, silent approaches, and direct assaults.
- 04Upgrade trees
- Players can develop stealth abilities or increase the lethality of attacks.
- 05Pixel-art presentation
- The game uses stylized pixel-art environments and characters.
- 06Original musical score
- The atmospheric music is composed by Dan Farley.
Disjunction compared to similar games
Disjunction combines stealth-action encounters with three playable characters, cybernetic upgrades, and consequences tied to individual choices. Alpha Protocol also follows an agent dealing with an international catastrophe, while Ghost of a Tale is an action RPG centered on a mouse, exploration, disguises, and conversations in a medieval animal world. Disjunction instead uses a 2048 New York setting and supports lethal combat alongside non-lethal stealth.
Disjunction: platforms & release
Is Disjunction worth it?
It is worth it if: stealth-action players who want both non-lethal and lethal approaches. Skip it if: players seeking a relaxed pace may find the combat challenging and fast.
Where can I download Disjunction?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Disjunction's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Disjunction on?
Windows only.
