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Other cuts like “Angel Wings” personify the gray cloud of a mental lethargy that drags down both the body and mind, while “The Arrival” has a harsh resonance to its mystifying atmospherics. Enter the sonic foil of spectacles like “Xanadu” where hair-raising synths invite a sensation of overwhelming, inescapable dread. There’s also drama, depressive tendencies, and sprinklings of tension in Kentucky Route Zero’s soundtrack. Much of the work here is simultaneously celestial and subtly personal, existing in an everlasting duality of as above, so below. Songs like “5 Dogwood Drive” make for ambient daydreams, unearthing undercurrents of pure catharsis, while others like “To Love a Red Moon” are nostalgic for a moment beyond memory. It offers boundless potential that’s echoed on tracks like “Julian” where ethereal keys are held tight, unrelenting in their acceleration toward eternity. Album opener “The Stars Drop Away” is a dewy, delicate meditation with an otherworldly cadence. At times intimate and at other times sweeping in scope, Babbitt encapsulates the moments of inward-facing reflection alongside the drama of protagonist Conway’s journey. The instrumental intonations of composer Ben Babbitt are truly stunning throughout Kentucky Route Zero. There are no demarcated boundaries between regional tradition and art toying with the edges of existence in this collection of songs.
But that anchor quickly dissipates into the ether as ambient noise makes way for down-south praise with the iconography of God in heaven, all before morphing back into subdued sonic fractals. The immense soundtrack unfolds according to the game’s five acts, in the order in which each episode debuted, and therefore has a sense of traditional structure. Signposts fade away and we’re all left with sweeping gestures and abstractions of emotions and visceral noise, and oh, is the noise grand. There’s a rhythm and a logic to the acclaimed game, but it doesn’t quite adhere to our spacetime continuum as our collective reality is refracted through prisms to the point of only faint recognition. Graphics:OpenGL 3.Kentucky Route Zero’s wispy daydreams flicker with black and white fragments echoed through time.Graphics:OpenGL 3.0+ compatible video card.Graphics:Directx 9.0c compatible video card.
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Babbit also provides sound design and foley work for the game. Kentucky Route Zero features an ambient electronic soundtrack by Ben Babbitt "along with a suite of old hymns & bluegrass standards" recorded by The Bedquilt Ramblers, which Babbit is also a member of.
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Act V was released on January 28th, 2020 with Kentucky Route Zero: TV Edition for consoles. As of February 18th, 2013, the option for purchasing Act I and any future acts individually has been discontinued.Īct II was released on May 31, 2013, Act III was released on May 6, 2014, and Act IV was released on July 19, 2016. Acts could be purchased individually or as a bundle containing all 5 acts. 5 Acts were originally planned to be released throughout 2013. ActsĪct I was released on January 7th, 2013, in a DRM-free version for PC, Mac, and Linux platforms.
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This puts the successful funding date of Kentucky Route Zero a full year prior to the now famous launch of the Double Fine Adventure campaign, widely thought of as a progenitor to Kickstarter being a viable funding platform for game development. The game was successfully funded via a Kickstarter campaign launched January 7th 2011 exceeding its goal of $6,500 by raising $8,583 by February 6th of that year. The soundtrack features traditional bluegrass music. It promises classic adventure gameplay with a heavy focus on story and atmosphere. Developed by indie developer duo Cardboard Computer, Kentucky Route Zero is a five-part episodic adventure game set along an underground highway in the caves of Kentucky.
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