Recent reviews by Daemyn

I very much enjoy RPG/Survival combinations, and this game does it quite well. The skill tree could use some adjustments to make hybrid classes more compelling, but overall very well done gameplay. The exploration aspect is fantastic, with almost too much to find (I say almost, but really it's great).

Fantastic use of voxel building and terraforming, and overall impeccable graphics. Very well designed with a lot of care for the details. The amount of variation you can get from various ways of combining the blocks is really cool. Way too easy to spend all your play time just trying out the different materials and build styles. Reminds me a bit of Landmark from a while back, but with way more to do.

Multiplayer is very good, overall things seem to just work well, tho if you run a server it can get a bit overloaded over time, but hopefully that will be addressed before long.

If you're into open world, building, and RPG style gameplay, definitely worth a try. The visuals alone make it worthwhile even if you aren't.

A great game for relaxing, exploring, fighting, hunting, village management, or whatever you feel like. In some ways it's a colony builder from a first/third person view, which is a very fun take. Very nice graphics and well designed gameplay, it's easy to come back to any time you get an itch for the more pleasant sides of medieval village life.

If you're into games where you can just be some random person in a living world that really doesn't care that you're there, Kenshi is the best game I've found, hands down. It gives you the flexibility to play however you want to, whether it's more CRPG, farming sim, city builder, RTS, merchant sim, or a number of other styles. Truly a brilliant game in a variety of ways, really looking forward to seeing what they do with Kenshi 2.

Great VR mechanics, hoping that these become the gold standard for VR town builders. Lots of attention to the small details, if I felt like something it would be fun to be able to do, often I could (like feeding fish to the cat!). Looking forward to seeing it more fleshed out.

Lots of fun and plays really well for an early state. I'm always looking around for games with the right combination of building, management, attractiveness, and freedom, something you can sort of just chill out and play, and this one really scratches that itch. I think you can really see their plans to expand and grow the game from here, as well. I'm really looking forward to seeing how things progress.

Mind, there are definitely some bugs, and some of the controls can be a little tricky to figure out at first, but that's to be expected in an alpha. The game pacing is pretty sedate, so it's definitely more of a game for those who want to chill out and play, not people looking for a fast paced challenge (I see that as a plus though, there are plenty of fast paced games out there).

Things I think would be nice additions:
Some animal life in the world (may already be in the plans, hunting lodge and all)
Some light combat, like bandit raids after you've built your keep (not directly controlled, but a reason to have walls and soldiers on hand)
Upgradeable production buildings (or maybe this will be taken care of by the villager task levels once that system is flushed out?)
Ponds/lakes/some sort of water in all the area types (fishing!)

Just want to say, well done on this one, it has a lot of promise and I'm looking forward to seeing where you take it :)

If you're the kind of person who enjoys walking around in a game and talking to every person you come across, this is a fantastic game to play. Just about everyone has a story, and an interesting one at that, some of which will lead you down quest chains you'd have never expected. The world has a very intriguing and far from run-of-the-mill lore behind it, which makes you really want to dig into it as much as possible. 20 hours in and I haven't even left the main city, just cause I want to uncover every little thing XD The writing is fun and flavorful, the options really affect the world as you play, and there are always an abundance of choices to make.