I'm surprised I haven't written a review yet about this game since I've owned it from the very beginning, but I am happy to have forgotten till now. Kenshi, at first was a very rough build of a game that had so much potential, even amid all its bugs and crashing I caught enjoyment for a while and set it aside till it became more stable from updates. The further it became more stable, the more I realized how addictive it has become. With a near limitless potential of actions to do, you will never grow bored within the game. It is friendly to modding, and I support using a few mods to enhance your experience if you aren't keen about playing a gritty hardcore game. Speaking of hardcore, Kenshi is brutal. It will wait till you start choking on your favorite snack and then proceed to choke slam you down a set of stairs while having a bed of nails set on the ground beforehand. When you cry for help the only one there to hear will be Kenshi, and it will only laugh as it kicks you on the ground. Highly recommended for experienced sandbox/survival players, discouraged for novices. All accomplishments no matter how small feel great to achieve.

There is much I have yet to learn about the wild world of Kenshi and I'm on the edge of my seat to learn everything on my own. The lore about the world is unique in its own right, I am proud to declare none have come close to an idea like this from what I've been able to experience through life. It might be just me but the game makes me sometimes wonder if Earth will ever become such a desolate place in the impending future.

Overall, get the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ the game. I love it and will certainly continue to play it for days if not months to come. I look forward to everything the creator of this game has to offer.

I'm surprised I haven't written a review yet about this game since I've owned it from the very beginning, but I am happy to have forgotten till now. Kenshi, at first was a very rough build of a game that had so much potential, even amid all its bugs and crashing I caught enjoyment for a while and set it aside till it became more stable from updates. The further it became more stable, the more I realized how addictive it has become. With a near limitless potential of actions to do, you will never grow bored within the game. It is friendly to modding, and I support using a few mods to enhance your experience if you aren't keen about playing a gritty hardcore game. Speaking of hardcore, Kenshi is brutal. It will wait till you start choking on your favorite snack and then proceed to choke slam you down a set of stairs while having a bed of nails set on the ground beforehand. When you cry for help the only one there to hear will be Kenshi, and it will only laugh as it kicks you on the ground. Highly recommended for experienced sandbox/survival players, discouraged for novices. All accomplishments no matter how small feel great to achieve. There is much I have yet to learn about the wild world of Kenshi and I'm on the edge of my seat to learn everything on my own. The lore about the world is unique in its own right, I am proud to declare none have come close to an idea like this from what I've been able to experience through life. It might be just me but the game makes me sometimes wonder if Earth will ever become such a desolate place in the impending future. Overall, get the fucking the game. I love it and will certainly continue to play it for days if not months to come. I look forward to everything the creator of this game has to offer.