This software has been thoroughly inspected by the Department of the Real, and is known to contain: Utility bills, barns, workplace injuries, airplanes, wage theft, television repair, art, paperwork, slide projectors, deja vu, disappointment, arguments among neighbors, muffled music, homelessness, moonlight, hypnotic states, intense ennui, aphasia, medical debt, moonlight, truck repair, silent films, frank discussions of stagecraft, lateness, radio, electronic waste, simulacra, lizards, video art, painters, unspoken tensions, predatory lending, dial tones, tea, coffee, rum, voicemail, memory, mushrooms, rats, automation, silence, rigged games, music echoes, weather, worms, interior design, history, labor, ceremony, and daytime television.

(Kentucky Route Zero is a wonderful and surreal point-and-click adventure game with a heavy focus on narrative and being plain out weird and experimental. It will make you laugh, it will make you cry, maybe it will make you think about stuff and in rare cases it will be not your thing. And that's okay. I love this game very much and I hope you will too.

Btw: The Department of the Real text above is totally stolen from the back of the Kentucky Route Zero Physical Editions limited release by iam8bit, probably written by somebody from Cardboard Computer.)