It was a pretty high visibility adventure game back in 2013. Didn't get into it, but seems good.

A beautiful homage to the truer sides of Kentucky, not the ones so commonly spouted. Community, family, and topography shape our home here, and this game highlights how our past, our environment, and our friends lend to our future more than our decisions.

The feeling of knowing exactly where you are is found at the beginning of this game when you travel up and down I-65, picking your way through the mechanics and ambiance. Then things get fuzzy, as life tends to do. Don't get too bent out of shape. Roll with it. Laugh about it. Say hello to the bears on the fourth floor for me.

The only other insight I have would be to recognize when it's time to move on. I spent too much time examining everything I could, looking for easter eggs or whatnot, but the places where you need to explore are obvious. Take your time to enjoy the local music on your trip, too. It's good medicine.

This is the best piece of media and art that I have ever experienced.