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3.71 from 440 ratings
2484 members have it in their collection · 125 playing now · 1462 backlogged · 509 wish listed
How long? Main story 10h · with extras 13h · 100% 20h (from 18 logged playthroughs)
Status BMO Aug 5, 2025
Kentucky Route Zero is 60% off in the Nintendo eShop in most of the Americas right now. If you haven't played it yet, here is a good excuse to do so if you're a Switch owner.
Status DarkBeing Mar 28, 2025
I finally finished Act I and it only took me 12 years.
I originally bought the game directly from the dev's website, when it was only 1 act. Played it for 20 minutes and quit. Then the dev gave anyone who bought the game the Steam version for free. Plated it again for around 20 minutes and quit again...
Now …
I finally finished Act I and it only took me 12 years.
I originally bought the game directly from the dev's website, when it was only 1 act. Played it for 20 minutes and quit. Then the dev gave anyone who bought the game the Steam version for free. Plated it again for around 20 minutes and quit again...
Now that game's on Netflix and I can play it in short bursts on my phone, I've finally got through the entire act.
Hooray for me!
Status spaceybirdie Feb 23, 2025
Tried to force myself to go to an open mic this evening... ended up with Kentucky Route Zero instead. This game rewarded my cowardice in droves, once again. So far, this game is absolute brilliance - it makes full, sprawling use of its medium. I don't know how I'm going to pick examples when the time comes to write my …
Read moreTried to force myself to go to an open mic this evening... ended up with Kentucky Route Zero instead. This game rewarded my cowardice in droves, once again. So far, this game is absolute brilliance - it makes full, sprawling use of its medium. I don't know how I'm going to pick examples when the time comes to write my review. Every scene is striking. It's just so, so seamless. And how?! It has so much to sew together!
Read lessStatus spaceybirdie Feb 22, 2025
Was hankering for something new, strange and depressing and remembered that this game has been sitting in my library for a while. I've just finished act 1 and I am so very on board. This is exactly the kind of poetic bullshit that gets me going. Very Night in the Woods adjacent so far, but more untethered and erratic. So …
Read moreWas hankering for something new, strange and depressing and remembered that this game has been sitting in my library for a while. I've just finished act 1 and I am so very on board. This is exactly the kind of poetic bullshit that gets me going. Very Night in the Woods adjacent so far, but more untethered and erratic. So far, the writing reminds me of Cultist Simulator - and I mean that with high compliments :)
Read lessStatus BMO Nov 1, 2022
I'm really feeling an urge to replay some favourites to close out the year, rather than play anything new. I plan to play Sonic Frontiers when it drops next week, but I've started lining up games I want to replay after I'm done with that:
One of …
I'm really feeling an urge to replay some favourites to close out the year, rather than play anything new. I plan to play Sonic Frontiers when it drops next week, but I've started lining up games I want to replay after I'm done with that:
One of the incentives to replay the titles above, aside from a deep desire to return to their worlds, is that I can play them all handheld. That opens the door to playing in various cozy setups rather than in front of the TV.
Status BMO Dec 1, 2021
I was clearly in a mood this year:



I was clearly in a mood this year:



Status BMO Feb 18, 2021
I finished chapter five last night and I’m still digesting this game. I have a lot of feelings about it. A lot of them quite strong. It’s been a while since I’ve experienced anything you can call Real public interaction and this game was like experiencing life again, cold turkey. It was something and I’m still processing that something.
I …
I finished chapter five last night and I’m still digesting this game. I have a lot of feelings about it. A lot of them quite strong. It’s been a while since I’ve experienced anything you can call Real public interaction and this game was like experiencing life again, cold turkey. It was something and I’m still processing that something.
I can tell you one thing. Right about now I have a strong desire to go back to the Lower Depths and watch Junebug and Johnny perform. It’s real powerful strong.

Status itamar Aug 22, 2020
So, I've now played the final act. It is more of a dreamy interactive art display than game, even more so than the previous parts. Also, more boring. While meticulously built, with great visuals, especially lighting and animation, this time around the exploration is all verbal. Truth be told, I think I'd enjoy it better as a book or article …
Read moreSo, I've now played the final act. It is more of a dreamy interactive art display than game, even more so than the previous parts. Also, more boring. While meticulously built, with great visuals, especially lighting and animation, this time around the exploration is all verbal. Truth be told, I think I'd enjoy it better as a book or article to read than running around a soon-to-be- deserted town.
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