Zero Parades: For Dead Spies — The Kotaku Review

Kotaku says Zero Parades: For Dead Spies builds a dense spy-thriller around disgraced agent Hershel Wilk and the broken city of Portofiro.

The game ties its RPG systems to fatigue, anxiety, delirium, and self-medication, making mental strain central to play.

Its oppressive worldbuilding leans into political decay and social collapse, giving the game a bleak tone.

The review frames it as a dark, ambitious follow-up from ZA/UM after Disco Elysium.