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Kentucky Route Zero
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Kentucky Route Zero is a magical realist, episodic, point and click adventure game created and published by indie developers Jake Elliott and Tamas Kemenczy under the name Cardboard Computer.
Quotes
Chapter I
Hey, I understand: you have got to do the job you're paid to do. Maybe get some rest somewhere in there; maybe have a drink. Then back at it. There's a valor in that rhythm.
Joseph Wheatree to Conway
Yeah, it's the truth: you have got to stop and breathe in that road!
Joseph Wheatree to Conway
Strange things happen underground. Especially in the dark.
Joseph Wheatree to Conway
It's kinda long, kinda like a short poem, I think. One of those short poems that really sums it all up.
Joseph to Conway, about the computer's password in the gas station.
Just try to think like a poet.
Joseph Wheatree to Conway, about the computer's password in the gas station.
When people ask about my work, I always say "it's pretty OK." That way I don't have to think about it.
Joseph Wheatree to Conway.
Well, who has options these days?
Joseph Wheatree to Conway
I guess I took the low road, in the end.
Joseph Wheatree to Conway, about his work.
You know, everyone hits trouble at some point or another. Well, not everyone, but most of us do.
Joseph Wheatree to Conway, about Márquez family.
The road can do that. It's hypnotic: puts you into a kind of a highway fugue.
Joseph Wheatree to Shannon Márquez, about Conway being sleepy while driving.
See also
Kentucky
External links
http://kentuckyroutezero.com/
Category:Adventure games
Category:Magic realism
Category:Kentucky in fiction