Kenshi is an interesting world - a living, thriving wasteland that is mostly indifferent to the player, which stands in stark contrast to games like Fallout where generations of people sleep next to a bathtub with a skeleton in it until the player comes along to shake up their world.

Brutal and unforgiving of mistakes, Kenshi is still a world that rewards those who abhor save scumming, and the only way to become strong is to get the dustcakes kicked out of you until you're tough enough to fight back, without dying in the process.

This is a great game for the people who still play Mount&Blade Warband, or love early Fallout. The first 30 minutes will probably confuse you with the bad UI, graphical ugliness and lack of direction, but give it a chance and you'll totally get into it - scavenge, recruit, get your ass beat until you're strong enough to thrive.

Kenshi is an interesting world - a living, thriving wasteland that is mostly indifferent to the player, which stands in stark contrast to games like Fallout where generations of people sleep next to a bathtub with a skeleton in it until the player comes along to shake up their world. Brutal and unforgiving of mistakes, Kenshi is still a world that rewards those who abhor save scumming, and the only way to become strong is to get the dustcakes kicked out of you until you're tough enough to fight back, without dying in the process. This is a great game for the people who still play Mount&Blade Warband, or love early Fallout. The first 30 minutes will probably confuse you with the bad UI, graphical ugliness and lack of direction, but give it a chance and you'll totally get into it - scavenge, recruit, get your ass beat until you're strong enough to thrive.