ZERO PARADES: For Dead Spies

Really good game from the makers of Disco Elysium, similar in world building and story telling and an improvement in almost every way. its alot eaiser to get around in this game and the map is much denser than disco elysium it feels very immersive. this is an amazing example of how gaming can be art it is a must play on my list.

Ничуть не хуже Диско Эллизиум, а реиграбельности гораздо больше, как и вариантов развития. Новая система прокачки и навыков имеет право на существование. Пока что игра дала мне больше положительных эмоций, чем отрицательного опыта. Жаль, что продажи не оправдали ожидания, надеюсь, что студия это переживет и выдаст больше текстово-играбельных днд квестов с вариантивностями и интересным визуальным стилем. Даже после всех ссор и судебных дрязг - они все еще могут в хороший контент, нужно просто потерпеть. Хорошие 8 из 10.

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This game takes a long while to clear its throat, and its delirium / fatigue / anxiety is very brutal initially. Losing hard earned skill points never feels good. But it's worth playing. It's definitely not the same zany, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ vibe as Disco Elysium, but has its own strange magic.

Fantastic. If the idea of a narrative spy game tickles you in the slightest, you should give it a go. The setting is very original, delivered organically while playing (with many open ends, for better or for worse). The plot is also cool, and it's great to see how its pieces interconnect with each other and the setting as you progress. The voice acting is great (I like the raspy voice of the narrator, albeit a bit monotone at times), the art direction is great (at least for me), the writing is smart and deep and thematic (loved the spy jargon), the characters are diverse and memorable (although the main character could use a bit more fleshing out). The ending is slightly weak, I'd have liked some more dialogue after the final choices. Music doesn't stand out a lot, but when it does, it's also really good (big fan of the menu theme and "cover the moon when I'm gone"). The game is fairly lenient in terms of timings; I didn't encounter any relevant bugs/issues during my playthrough. There was one quest that I apparently skipped the deadline for, that got stuck in pending for a while (though apparently they patched it recently). There's also a veery tiny amount of voicelines that are missing or don't match the text. In terms of gameplay/ux, there are a very few minor issues: it took me a while to understand that internalized thoughts didn't increase your stats, just raised their cap; and I also for some reason took too long to realize there was actually fast travel. The consumables also have weird stats; the "rarer" ones have worse ratio (e.g. a can with -4fatigue +3anxiety vs one with -2fatigue +1anxiety). The game definitely reminds of Disco Elysium, but the vibe is different. DE is more comedic, the protagonist is a bigger ♥♥♥♥♥♥, has a talking tie, etc.; this one is grittier. It's honestly a shame they had to lay people off because the game failed to meet its targets; I guess the genre is too niche.

I loved this game. It might genuinely be the best game I've played, and at the very least it has one of the best stories I've ever experienced in a game. Few games have made me think this much about every clue, every conversation, and all the conspiracies hiding underneath the surface. I finished it and still couldn't stop thinking about what it all meant. Absolutely unforgettable.