COG writes: If you’re looking for precision movement, combos, or in depth mechanical structure, you won’t find them in Kentucky Route Zero. That may matter to some, but not me. Not in this game. Kentucky Route Zero is a brilliantly told story that takes chances, and unapologetically is what it is.
Kentucky Route Zero: TV Edition for the Xbox Series X|S is a bit of a strange beast.
I'd lean closer to a 3/5 myself. It's one of the weird examples of being an "indie game crown jewel" that I simply don't strongly connect with after the musical part in Episode 2.
Dave writes: "If you’re a fan of walking simulators, then the name probably sticks in the throat, but let’s ‘own it’ and chuck the best and mightiest of the genre into a bear pit and let them have at it! Hoo-rah! As with most genre lists, there’s some controversy about what does or doesn’t constitute a walking simulator. Dialogue and navigation is preferred over puzzles and more intensive interaction like combat or QTEs. Jumping/crouching is positively frowned upon. Strap on your hiking boots and let’s ramble!"
