Posted on: December 14, 2018

joo1973

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Become one with the dirt.

Good old Kenshi, I started playing this when the developer released his new ' combat simulator idea' on Desura years ago.. In that time I've watched the game slowly become what it is today, and I am sure it will continue to grow. It has been stated before that this is no ordinary game, no ordinary survival simulator.. Once you 'sort of' get used to the way the game flows, you'll be right mate! .. well not really as the game does what it wants.. the AI is quite good. Yes the graphics are not the best in the world I could entice you into loving the game with wonderful stories of pain and heartache and survival, but I'll just give you a quick scenario. You are alone in the wilderness with a couple of friends, you are hungry, you have crappy weapons and not much medicine. You come across a group of Manhunters looking for potential slaves to sell. They don't care who, they just need slaves. One shout's, "Hey Maybe we'll get a good price for this one" and they attack you. Five against three. The battle rages, your two mates go down but take three of the Manhunters with them, thank the gods these guys are not 'too' tough compared to you. But unfortunately you are cut down, bleeding and unconscious you await your characters fate. But out of the blue comes a trade caravan, who just happened to be in good relations with you (this takes time) , before the Manhunters can pick you up and run off with you after they heal their mates, the caravan soldiers jump into action and defend you and your crew. One of them patches you up and the others your followers. As you wake up you realise that the Manhunters are down and have not been healed .. one is dying. You have a choice to make, decrease relations with the Manhunter Faction and loot them and leave them to die or patch them up and hope to improve relations with the faction , increasing the possibility of not being attacked 'as much' by these guys again.. In Kenshi you have a choice, and consequences.

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Posted on: June 20, 2017

ValderisVandala

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Spiele: 1398 Rezensionen: 113

Kenshi, you will love it or hate it.

I love Kenshi. It is a horrible game, absolutely bugged up the ass and crazy crash prone despite the hard work and best efforts of the developers. Load times are abysmal and even happen during play with scenery popping in out of nowhere. It is a true open world sandbox with no artificial barriers and with almost nothing in it to play with. The game is build fundamentally flawed because it cannot function without allowing you to teleport your units with "safe scumming" but saving and loading the game also fucks with AI behavior every time. What little game mechanics the game does have are as deep as a puddle of piss, and not even all mechanics that the game says it has are in the game. The combat is flawed to say the least and you have little to no control over it. The thievery mechanics needs a rework in order to be engaging. What little ability you have to influence the state of the game world feels artificial rather then organic. I could go on and on which how shit of a game this is... But, I love it. Kenshi tries to do something new and it sort of half succeeds at it. It is a deeply flawed and even terrible game in so many ways, but when you play it you might just "get it". Because of this, I say to at least give the game a try, odds are you'll hate it, but maybe you too can see what it tries to do and you'll love it, faults and all. Plus, Kenshi 2 is in development, maybe they can get it right the second time? We'll have to wait and see.

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Posted on: January 24, 2019

Bartekh

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Spiele: 109 Rezensionen: 1

10/10 Would get robbed again

Never before in my history of gaming have I been forced to run like hell from a bunch of hobos with my puppy on my shoulder, because they want to eat it

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Posted on: February 28, 2019

sammyf70

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Superb open world!

My experience in Kenshi so far : Start out as a wanderer, get mugged within 5mn. Go into a bar, meet some dude who wants to join me. Sure.. why not? Start exploring the island with him ... avoid roaming bandits by sneaking past them by night. fun! .. not much fauna so far .. argh! Spiders! run back to town, get mugged again. Don't have any money left though, so getting a beating. Both guys in my squad are unconcious ... and dying ... slowly bleeding out on the door step of the city! Band of soldiers now start killing the bandits who mugged me! My guys will be saved! I *LOVE* this game!! The bandits are dead or cunconcious, my guys get medical attention! wait .. what? Shackles? NOOOOOOOOO! Those were slavers ... now everybody is a slave ..." I actually reverted back to a previous save game (playing as a slave is *super ahrd*. Can't recomment unless you know what you're doing), but this time I got gang-jumped while mining ore by starved bandits. One of my guys was knocked out, the other one played dead, then grabbed his buddy on his shoulder and limped back to town. By now they have a shack and are in a pretty good place though. This kind of random things just keeps happening in Kenshi and everytime it is purely accidental, not part of a grand scheme centered on You ... Just normal happenstance in the wasteland. It's not easy, it's not super relaxing, but it is incredibly immersive and believable. If you like open world sandboxes with a maximum of freedom, then just buy it. In detail, the grafics are a bit dated (use reshade to fix that) but can run maxxed out on a i5-6600K(16GB)/GTX1070, sound design is barely there with the occasional nice but very short music piece, (writen) dialogues are sparse (but actually quite good) and the UI would fit in the X-Universe. Also don't believe the fear mongers : Mods for the GOG Version are available at nexusmods.com ... only the DRM is Steam Exclusive.

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Posted on: February 7, 2021

Masioj

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Still an alpha, expect many issues.

I really really don't get the reviews that not mention the innumerable broken stuff in the game. If you are not gonna be informative, hold yourself from writting a review, ty. It's been 2.5 weeks after I bought Kenshi and 184 hrs of gameplay. What can I say in short, I had some fun along the way, but in the end the taste that remains it's of stopping playing a game because It feels like beta testing, in this case beta testing a game that it is supposed to be completed and the devs are now busy doing a sequel. So would I recommend it getting it? Not unless it has a very big discount, It is a broken toy, never to be fixed. What is broken? On top of my head... Pathfinding: this will be the first unbeatable enemy that you will find in your adventure. Pathfinding is atrocious, reminicent of the most broken RTS games in the videogame young history. Specifics, paths that are unable to be made to begin with when clearly it can, (there is a road in between the two points, that kind of clear) paths that involve swimming through acid lakes, even though again, there's a road in between the two points. roadmeshes badly drawn that cross through walls and buildings, "god bless" that most of the times the pathfinding ignores all roadmeshes x) Environment and objects situation: SO MANY objects, spawns clipping through the environment, my worst example in my experience, in the fog islands, where there's like cannibal bugs that will tie people to poles to eat them, well many many of these poles are inside the big rock riffs, some of them your party can clip through them too, others seem like only howarts mages can, and these bugs and their victims seem to know a couple of tricks. Automation/Job assignment: this was my killer on late game and the nail that told me it's enough, having 1/3-1/4 of my base settlers going aimless randomly every 30 min... settlers not being able to find storage boxes...

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