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ZERO PARADES: For Dead SpiesNewsZERO PARADES: Director’s Cut | Arriving October 1st
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ZERO PARADES: Director’s Cut | Arriving October 1st

ZERO PARADES: For Dead Spies · published 17 Sep 2026, 13:00 UTC

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We’re excited to announce that ZERO PARADES: Director’s Cut comes to PC on October 1st, available as a free update for all owners of ZERO PARADES: For Dead Spies.

ZERO PARADES: Director’s Cut is the definitive edition of our espionage RPG, bringing more story, scenery and mind-fuckery to discover during your bid to reunite The Whole Sick Crew.

And yes, we heard you: that includes more Melita.

At a glance, ZERO PARADES: Director’s Cut contains: 

  • A new Dramatic Encounter: Hershel and Ramses, baked out of their brains, trying to escape Quisach Roundabout. 

  • Approximately 40,000 words of new material: discuss L-Pop with Ramses, get into dolphin-human hybridity with HOLOCENE, and learn more about the Opera from Melita. 

  • Backstage Mode: take a stroll through our development process with technical breakdowns, cut content and development stories told by our Art Director. 

  • More to Portofiro: including new clothing, NPC interactions, death screens and further atmospheric additions. 

  • Quality-of-life improvements: such as new inventory sorting and grouping, improved orbital interactions and aspect-ratio support (21:9 and 32.9 displays). 

  • Plus loads more.

We cannot wait for you to experience what we’ve been working on since ZERO PARADES launched in May. Luck and skill, operant. 

ESCAPE QUISACH ROUNDABOUT

At the centre of the new material is a completely new Dramatic Encounter: the Quisach Roundabout.

Hershel and her old friend Ramses find themselves stoned out of their minds, behind the wheel of a hijacked tuk-tuk and seemingly unable to escape the Quisach Roundabout late at night. The objective seems simple enough: take the right exit and head home.

Fail to do so, and well... things might get existential. And possibly fatal.

EXPLORE BACKSTAGE

Stroll through earlier iterations of environments seen in ZERO PARADES, including Yana’s Safehouse and some never-seen-before locations that didn’t make the final cut. 

Interact with objects and orbs to hear stories and commentary about the game’s development, narrated by the project’s Art Director.

Backstage Mode offers examples of the technical steps, creative processes and inspirations that shaped ZERO PARADES into the game it is today.

MORE TO SEE, HEAR, DISCOVER (AND WEAR)

ZERO PARADES: Director’s Cut brings completed English voice-over to the game, along with a newly recorded opening and fresh audio mix.

Find new clothing for Hershel to wear, with more NPCs reactions to your stylistic choices and unique interactions based on your wears. Out-cool Boatman in your shades.

Feast your eyes on alternative portraits that more clearly distinguish Hershel’s Reveries from present-day conversations, greater pedestrian variety, new death screens, new Tactical Illustrations and further visual and atmospheric additions throughout the world.

A broader range of quality-of-life and accessibility improvements includes ultrawide support for 21:9 and 32:9 displays, inventory sorting, controller remapping and a new Photosensitivity Mode.

For the true spy experience, scrolling back through older dialogue can now obscure parts of previous conversations behind redaction bars, because even your own history should feel classified.

ZERO PARADES: Director’s Cut comes to PC on October 1st, 2026.

This definitive edition launches on PlayStation 5 on November 3rd, 2026.

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