Kenshi is a unique sandbox role-playing game that offers a completely free experience in a vast and harsh world. Unlike traditional RPGs, the game does not have a predetermined main character or linear storyline, instead players can create their own story through their choices and actions.


The open world of Kenshi spans 870 square kilometers, considered one of the largest maps ever created for a single-player game since the time of Daggerfall. From barren deserts to industrial cities, every area contains different dangers and opportunities waiting for players to explore.

The character system in Kenshi allows the creation of a diverse army with up to 30 members. Each character can develop in their own direction, from skilled warriors to talented craftsmen. The special thing is that there is no concept of a "main character" – all are equal and can become the leader of the group.

Gameplay expands from basic survival to empire building. Players can become wealthy merchants, powerful lords, slaves fighting for freedom, or even food for cannibals. Each choice leads to completely different consequences and opportunities.

The base building system allows the establishment of outposts from small to large, serving various purposes. From researching new technologies, producing equipment, to creating commercial cities or military fortresses, all depend on the player's strategy.
Kenshi stands out with a realistic injury system that directly affects gameplay. A wounded leg will cause the character to limp, a wounded arm cannot hold two-handed weapons. Severe injuries can lead to amputation and require replacement robotic limbs.

Intelligent AI in the game allows characters to operate independently and support each other. Team members will automatically carry the wounded to safety, automatically produce according to assigned orders, creating a feeling as if managing a living community.
The world of Kenshi operates according to its own rules independent of player actions. Factions fight, trade occurs, cities change owners – all happen naturally over time, creating a truly "living" world.

The special point of Kenshi is that there is no level scaling – the world does not automatically adjust difficulty according to the player's skill. This means that from the beginning, most things are stronger than you and survival is a real challenge requiring strategy and patience.