Recent reviews by Mighty Murray

This game is good

Sony has changed course. They are no longer forcing PlayStation account, and they've re enabled those countries to purchase the game.
Super Earth reunited once again.

Now let's kill some bugs.

Astarion

Elden Ring is an incredible experience. Even if you take your time and explore every inch of the game there's a chance you may miss something. That doesn't mean that your experience isn't complete. The entire game is an art piece. Your experience isn't meant to be the same as everyone else's. Turn the web browser off and explore the world on your own, talk about your experience with friends, and have fun! This was my first Fromsoft game, and I'm incredible thankful to my friend who gifted it to me. I would have slept on this title if not for him :)

I highly recommend Imposter Factory, but the 'highly' part only comes from if you played the two previous games To The Moon and Finding Paradise.
Kan Gao is a brilliant story teller and musician. You'll fall in love with both the story and characters involved, and the soundtrack will immerse you in every moment.

This game is absolutely beautiful.
I haven't played a game that drew me in to the story, world, and overall atmosphere so well.
Some of the stealth parts are really drawn out and intense, but the game rewards you with heart felt moments and a quality story to tell.

I always come back to American Truck Simulator because of how simple and stress free it can be.

What do you do in this game?
You drive a truck. You do jobs till you can afford your OWN truck. Then you keep making making money and hire other people to drive trucks too!

It's that simple. Really.
The reason I kept leaving and coming back to this game is fairly simple. I didn't have a wheel, and the game just wasn't immersive enough to me without it.
Now I have a Logitech G27 and the game finally feels complete to me. I'll be a playing a lot more now.

Good game! Drive trucks! Vroom vroom!

First thing I want to say is I have a ton of respect for the developer of this game, so I'll be a little biased writing this review.
I've been following Kenshi since I've voted for it on Steam Greenlight all those years ago. It's come a long way. The developer and his team poured their heart and soul into it. It shows. Trust me.

If you like open world RPGs, paving the way for your own story, and establishing yourself in a living breathing world then this game is for you. You can play the game however you want. The game editor is pretty simple to use and I've used it a number of ways to start new adventures.

As everyone else has said - It's challenging. The first few attempts of establishing my outpost resulted in my squad's blood soaking in the desert sand. My team of six had just become two, but it ignited a fire for revenge.
Kenshi will teach you it's always better to lick your wounds rather than fleeing altogether. You might be able to "save scum" your way out of some fights, but the only way to really advance in the game is to meet things head on. Sometimes the real victories are the ones you limp away from carrying half your comrades back to base.

Now lets talk about the world. The people, the world, and the lore is so unique I don't really know where to begin to explain it.
The game is incredibly fun going into blind. All the creatures and races are amazing to learn about just from sheer interaction.
When first settling my outpost a "Lost Drone" came about and interacted with one of my hive members. It almost brought a tear to my eye. The developers did a wonderful job crafting unique their world.
As for the world itself I haven't even explored all of it yet. It's so open and I haven't gotten around to sending explorers out to investigate new areas. Honestly, I'm a little too busy with an ongoing war almost all the time to even consider doing so.

I love Kenshi, but to avoid being too biased I'll list my complaints. However, you guys need to realize it's beta and I'm sure these issues will be fixed (hopefully) before release.

- Pathfinding. It's extremely frustrating when my units get stuck or refuse to go up stairs. I had one scenario where they were literally running in circles around the flight of stairs. If it happens again I'll record it and upload. It was pretty hilarious (although frustrating).
- Job queuing. Okay so job queuing is implemented into the game, and it has priority settings to it already. However, I would like to see the priority settings expanded further.
For example, setting priority on what I want engineers to build next. Sometimes they get halfway into a project, then go onto a completely new one. That sort of thing.
Another example, I have a unit whose soul purpose is to pick up corpses and burn them, sometimes he completely ignores or is blind to corpses around him.
(Side note to this - I would love to see there be auto-loot options added. Such as auto-loot armor and/or weapons off bodies before they are picked up and burned, but I understand that's a luxury QoL request).

This game has so much potential.
I freaking loved this game when it was first put on Steam.
Sadly though if you do your research you'll find out that many many people in Zero Point Software were let go.
I don't think this game will ever be finished no matter how hard they try. Not without lowering their ambitions A LOT.

That being said, I really really really hope I'm wrong.
I want to see this game rise from the ashes.
I wish I could recommend this game, but you'd be disappointed if you purchased it in it's current state.

After the first story I wanted more. It's a nice little game. I actually wanted answers behind the paitings. What made him become obsessed with it?