Kentucky Route Zero

Netflix, Inc.

About this game

Available exclusively for Netflix members.

Unpayable debts. Abandoned futures. Mysterious travelers. Journey down a secret underground highway to find community in this mystical adventure game.

At twilight in Kentucky, as bird songs give way to the choir of frogs and insects, familiar roads become strange. It's easy to get lost. Those who are already lost may find their way to a secret highway winding through underground caves. The people who live and work along this highway seem a little strange at first but soon become familiar: the aging driver making the last delivery for a doomed antique shop; the young woman who fixes obsolete TVs surrounded by ghosts; the child and his giant eagle companion; the robot musicians; and the invisible power company lurking everywhere and the threadbare communities that struggle against its grip.

Features:

• A complete story. Originally published episodically over a span of years, all five acts and the interludes can now be experienced together.
• A striking visual style that draws from theater, film, experimental electronic art and the history of video games.
• A haunting electronic score and a suite of hymns and bluegrass standards recorded by The Bedquilt Ramblers.

From Cardboard Computer and Annapurna Interactive.

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Ratings and reviews

this is an amazing game, but the lack of a manual or autosave means I am currently repeating a 20 minute scene I've already almost finished twice, just because the window was minimized for a moment on my phone. additionally, once the game has been minimized and then maximized on the screen, it loses all audio. some scenes are so slow moving, and the audio is a necessary part of the game. please fix this because I want to love this game. the story is incredible, the characters feel so real.

Graphic quality seems to get worse and worse as the game progresses. In act V you have to follow a "path" in the grass - it looks simple enough on those console YT videos, but on android, there's zero contrast and it's impossible to make out any definite shapes, including said path. After a bunch of pointless attempts and not being able to see anything, I just gave up.

The game runs and plays great on my phone. Just be aware that it does a lot of background downloading without telling you so leave your Wi-Fi on or risk having it pause between acts without giving you the reason as to why. The reason I've given it 3 stars is that it's not really a game at all. It's a visual novel with some mild point and click aspects. The plot isn't that great, doesn't go anywhere or have much of a coherent story. It was made by art students and you can tell.