I’m glad I replayed the whole thing, and if you’re returning to the game, I’d advise you to do the same. On a practical level, I had a hard time remembering where I’d left off since Act IV came out in 2016. When I first got my Switch review code, I was tempted to jump straight into Act V, but I couldn’t bring myself to do it. The opening moments of Act V get their impact from how different they are from the end of Act IV visually and emotionally.
One of the most compelling things about Kentucky Route Zero is being surprised by something weird or beautiful. I won’t spoil it for you, even with a screenshot. If you’ve played the previous acts, it’s unlikely you’re here just to find out if you should play Act V, but: you should play it.
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Kentucky Route Zero is sad, but also hopeful-not the hope that things are going to be better, but the fact that things keep happening, so at least there’s always someone to meet or something to see, something to remember or something to let go.Īct V is the only new content in Kentucky Route Zero: TV Edition.
But then I forgot all about where we were trying to go and got swept up in all the other things the game is about: big business, and trash, and ghosts, and regret, and longing for lives you used to live or never got the chance to, and all the ways you can spend your time and also all the ways you can’t. I made a valiant effort to get that guy to make his delivery, at least in the very beginning.
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