Recent reviews by Lukwich

Its a nice fun little game. Grab it on sale though preferably for less then ten. Also I have played longer then my hours on record says.

I am over 30 hours into the game, and I still cant find the fun. I was told after 12 (which is outside of steams refund policy btw) it would get better. I have gone from being excited for Elder Scrolls 6, to being very very worried. I am not the only one who feels the same. So what does that say about this game?

Kenshi is a Sandbox RPG where you can do anything you want. You just gotta survive, and that is a much harder task then it may intially seem. As the game blatantantly doesn't give a damn about you, and starting out you are one of if not the weakest characters in the entire world, so you gotta either mine resources for hours just to afford enough food for a single day. Or you can try your luck in stealing the food you need to survive, however that may get tricky as you can get arrested, and sold into slavery like I did. After time passes, and you survive long enough to afford a good amount of food the game opens up, and you can do anything. Be a bounty, create a city, be a trader, do whatever your heart desires, thats why kenshi's so great as long as you put the effort in you can do whatever you wish an aspect which is very rare in gaming nowadays.

If you think Total War is a difficult game then don't play this. Period. For if you cannot defeat that A.I it will be utterly impossible in this game. As in this game the A.I does not care one bitt for your consent, and will utterly devastate your precious bits without even the hint of lube. However, if you do feel like your ready feel free to buy this rough, but valuable indie gem.


Side Note: I love this game, but it does a large amount of bugs, however I think it is worth it. However, I would HIGHLY recommend you watch a youtube playthrough first, as the commentator will undoubtly run into the problems this game has.

Pros of note:
- Nice blend of Action/Strategy
- Solid Modding community
- Solid Multiplayer Community
Cons of note:
-Terrible character customization system
-The graphics are by NO means the greatest you wil lever see

Overall: Mount, and Blade is a extremely fun, and addictive game. The combat is fun, and challenging. For example a player who is armed with a sword, and shield is going doesn't need to be as good as the player who runs in to battle with a battle axe. This is due to the fact that there are four main attack directions, and while the shield covers all four of them, if you only have a weapon in your hand you need to block each one of those directions individually. Example: I swing my sword in a right my opponent if he does not have a shield must guard his left side or be hit.
Another aspect of the game that I a a fan of (Singleplayer, or if you purchase the Napoleonic wars DLC you will have access to commander battles.) is the fact that you are able to command your troops, and fight alongside them. However, it should be noted that while the combat, AI can be dangerous in large numbers, the battle AI is mostly incompetant, emphasis on mostly. Mount, and Blade is my favorite game on steam. Period. So keep that in mind when reading this review, and if you feel this review is inadequete go watch some gameplay, because that will give you a better look into this game than any review can.

CON'S
- A Non Silent Protagonist
Now many may disagree with me on this, BUT I personally believe that when if you make your own character in a game they should be silent. Due to the fact that there will be many times within a game that you may hear your character speak, and think "I would'nt have said it quite like that".
Now if this would happen a few times it would not have been a issue, but if you are NOT playing a good guy esc character in Fallout 4 it most certainly will become a common occurance. Which will cause a disconnect with your character overtime.
- Skills
Skills are gone. They have been replaced with perks. Perks which you will most likely share with 99% of everyone else in the community. Aloung with that SKILL CHECKS are GONE as well. The only skill checks that exist in the game are

OVERALL
If you are a former fan of the Fallout series or are into RPG's in general this is not your game. The game is actually very similiar to this review actually. It starts out decent, but as you continue on it becomes BLINDINGLY obvious something is either wrong or missing.

They charge you for every single DLC and now they have the gaul to go CSGO on us. Its retarded. They promised they wouldnt do that, and now that everyone has supposidly forgot they spat in our faces, and did it anyway. This company does not give a damn about anything,but money.

Red Orchestra is a game set in ww2 on the eastern, and pacific front. The graphics may be a little outdated, but the gameplay itself is really fun. If you are thinking about buying this game note that it is mainly a multiplayer expierence, and doesnt have much of a singleplayer. Multiplayer is really the core of this game. Its mostly team based consisting of a Team leader who calls in artillary, and can force respawn (You have to wait 10-30 secounds to spawn back normally) The squad leaders are basically mobile spawn points, and typically help spot for artillary. To be completly honest you really don't need good leaders to win although it does a significantly. In short if you like realisitic WW2 multiplayer games this is the one to get.