Reviews

35 minutes to finish a game that tries to depict the aftermath of a soldier's post-war trauma in a sloppy and unfinished way.

Creative, intense, really cool

Pretty decent little game for the game boy. More fun than Mario Land, and much less nauseating. Still wish it wasn't toxic waste green all the time. 

Legs on table, get some chips and drink, get a friend to get this game too, then you will enjoy it. Can't imagine playing it alone. It's not a game to play for 2 hours. Take a whole day off to fully enjoy it. 7/10

It's graphics can't be shamed even these days. Some parts are boring, just few, some parts you enjoy every second. Some parts you can just sit, put your legs on table and enjoy the game's atmosphere. 8/10

Amazing. Story, graphic, details, zombies, sounds, hordes, bikes everything is just perfect. Experienced 2 bugs throughout the whole game, didn't care, kept on playing. 10/10

If you love The Last of Us 1. Don't play TLoU 2. It ruins the story. 2/10

I enjoyed moments, I've been puzzled by others. In moments you begin to see meaning it rings profound. In moments where the narrative looses me it also moves me along with interesting visuals to make me catch up. It feels lost, in a right way. Small criticism include that the intendet way to play is sometimes too difficult too read, making it hard to stay focused in some scenes. Fair warning: If you dont like reading in video games, skip Kentucky Route Zero. It is an interactive novel with 3d environments more than a game.  Well I'll keep on traveling, meet you along the way.

Interesting concept that gets boring quickly unfortunately.
Minigames are just pure frustration.

Game Over if a single party member dies. No healing items during combat.

When will developers ever learn?

Easily the game that i love the most!

Cute enough, but I feel like kids will lose interest pretty quick

No longer available to play anywhere, and from what I can tell, good riddance

I mean the graphics are nice.... but what?

It wasn't the horrible controls, nor the invisible walls I kept running into, nor the fact I just decided to fall through the floor after a while and break the game that confused me, but what this game even meant to begin with. 

I don't care how many people you play with or what kind of peppy techno beat you put on it, this is not a "party" game.

Touch controls barely work, just god awful

This is the PERFECT example of a game taking an extremely simple idea and building upon it with each level, making the entire game just addictive and fun to play.

Very short but very thought provoking and honestly, kinda hard too.

Ugly, clunky and unsophisticated