Today’s Nintendo Indies Summer Showcase, or “Nindies,” didn’t bring many Earth-shattering revelations, but did share news of a few fun ports. And if you were looking forward to some new games—we hope you like platformers!
Act IV of Cardboard Computer’s Kentucky Route Zero arrived by surprise last week. You may have heard people talking about this game in hushed, reverent tones. You may have seen it on our list of the best PC games, a rarified honor amid hundreds of worthy contenders. It’s just a simple point and click adventure game,…
Surprise! Kentucky Route Zero Act IV is now available on PC, Mac, and Linux. Check out the (admittedly weird) trailer above.
Dial this number, and it will take you to far away places.
The wonderful Kentucky Route Zero is now three episodes in. If you're playing it, or have played it, and want to roll up your sleeves and get right into its many cinematic inspirations, check this out.
Kentucky Route Zero Act 3 is finally here! The long-awaited third installment to the mysterious supernatural adventure game just popped up on the game's site. Go play it, or catch up on the previous acts if you haven't already.
It's a rather interesting choice to do a mashup of the art style from Kentucky Route Zero and Link, camping in the Lost Woods from the first Legend of Zelda. But digital artist Denzel Sterling was able to do it in a really charming way.
Some games haunt you. Whether it's the industrial slums of Midgar or the overcast island of Myst, there are those precious few worlds we look forward to inhabiting; realities that stick with us vividly while others fade from memory.
Oh, cool. Eighteen months since we saw it last, adventure game Kentucky Route Zero returns with a new art style.
The trailer for a game I hadn't heard of comes with the most unusual description: "a magic realist adventure game about a secret highway in Kentucky and the mysterious folks who travel." This is Kentucky Route Zero.
