Developers at London studio ZA/UM (Disco Elysium) have released a director’s cut of their psychedelic spy RPG Zero Parade: Dead Spies. The Director’s Cut update brings many new features compared to the original version.
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The expanded version of “Zero Parade” includes new locations, large-scale story scenes, expanded dialogue (a total of 40,000 new words have been added), a protagonist costume and new opportunities to interact with some characters. From a technical perspective, the project now provides access to a new system for categorizing inventory items and supports ultrawide monitors (21:9, 32:9).
Another innovation in the Director’s Cut is behind-the-scenes mode. It allows you to browse locations from earlier versions of the game and visit locations not included in the final version. By interacting with special orbs placed throughout each level, players will be able to hear stories about the development and commentary from art director Kaspar Tamsalu.
Zero Parade: Dead Spies releases on PC on May 21st (steam, GOG, epic games store), is scheduled to be released on PS5 on November 3. Currently, the game has “very positive” reviews on Valve’s website (83% rating) and can be purchased at a discounted price of 1,199 rubles.
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