Most games have stories. Kentucky Route Zero, however, is less game and more story. You shouldn't come to Zero expecting a whole lot of action or adventure; it's very point-and-click and a little heavy on the reading. But what Zero lacks in the excitement department it makes up for in a unique art style, amazing music, and surreal story that really grabs you and holds you in.

It's not exactly finished, with three of the five parts released, but I'm fairly confident that each one flows nicely together and tells a story worth experiencing, at least once.

Most games have stories. Kentucky Route Zero, however, is less game and more story. You shouldn't come to Zero expecting a whole lot of action or adventure; it's very point-and-click and a little heavy on the reading. But what Zero lacks in the excitement department it makes up for in a unique art style, amazing music, and surreal story that really grabs you and holds you in. It's not exactly finished, with three of the five parts released, but I'm fairly confident that each one flows nicely together and tells a story worth experiencing, at least once.