Kentucky Route Zero’s fifth and closing act has arrived

Kentucky Route Zero’s fifth and closing act has arrived

Act V of Kentucky Route Zero has lastly launched, ending a journey that many within the RPS treehouse have come to like. If you haven’t performed the journey game earlier than, now could be the right time to leap into Cardboard Computer’s mysterious journey by a secret freeway under Kentucky – however don’t take my phrase for it, as a result of nearly everybody at RPS has had nice issues to say about this strange game.

“KRZ is a tour through a ghostly other-America, and is so dedicated to taking its sweet, gentle time about it that it even saddles one of its lead characters with a limp early on in order to ensure you do the same,” Alec wrote earlier than he died, in a bit all about the best non-violent games.

“It will make your mind churn with both emotion and analysis, but never in an exhausting manner; instead, in one that will make you question yourself as well as its characters.”

The update that brings us Act V consists of all of the free “interludes” launched between episodes, that are all strange sorts of previews and different perspectives on occasions from every Act.

On high of reviewing Acts one, two, three and four, RPS have additionally named Kentucky Route Zero one of the best adventure games ever made and one of the best bite-size games for busy lives. As effectively as this, the game has some phenomenal dialogue that The Mechanic thoughtfully explains here.

We even pronounced it game of the year back in 2013 when solely the primary two episodes had been out. It actually is a well-liked one with the hivemind, and I’ve been ready for all of the Acts to lastly be collectively so I can get correctly caught in and take part all of the loving conversations the staff has about it.

Kentucky Route Zero is out there on Steam, Itch and GOG, and Act V is dwell proper now. The game additionally launched as we speak on PS4, Xbone, and Nintendo Switch.


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Annapurna Interactive, Cardboard Computer, Kentucky Route Zero

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