Kentucky Route Zero is a special experience. Equal parts collaborative poetry and campfire story, KRZ manages to nail it's very specific tone so utterly I fail to find the proper words here.
KRZ captures the essence of Americana tinged with a surreal horror while telling a subdued, melancholic supernatural story of the prison of capitalism.
The interludes are all stand out, each one completely unique and utterly captivating.
My recommendation, should you decide to immerse yourself in the quest for Dogwood Drive, is to play in bed right before bed. Allow the game to usher you into dreams every night... it will make for a magical experience.
If there was one criticism I could make, and it's a small one, is that I find it frustrating the VR version of The Entertainment is no longer available.
KRZ captures the essence of Americana tinged with a surreal horror while telling a subdued, melancholic supernatural story of the prison of capitalism.
The interludes are all stand out, each one completely unique and utterly captivating.
My recommendation, should you decide to immerse yourself in the quest for Dogwood Drive, is to play in bed right before bed. Allow the game to usher you into dreams every night... it will make for a magical experience.
If there was one criticism I could make, and it's a small one, is that I find it frustrating the VR version of The Entertainment is no longer available.