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Kentucky Route Zero Interlude Suddenly Released
Cardboard Computer has surprise released a short interlude to Kentucky Route Zero.
Un Pueblo De Nada, which translates to “A Village of Nothing,” is free to download for PC, Mac, and Linux. Cardboard also put out a free 30-minute companion video for Un Pueblo from the fictional station WEVP-TV. You can watch that here.
Kentucky Route Zero’s first four acts are available to download now from various PC services. Act five will release sometime this year. A console iteration, Kentucky Route Zero: TV Edition, comes with all five acts and will be available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Switch this year.
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