Kenshi

Kenshi is a game in which the emphasis is not on a linear storyline, but on a sandbox. Here the user can become whoever he wants first of all. He can be a lone wolf and destroy entire squads of enemies or found his own dangerous group of nomads. Also, no one forbids joining a faction that he likes, and then running to another.People travel through the desert and despite the difficult conditions, they still found their own home here. Various camps and groups have settled here, which cannot calmly cooperate with each other. They are constantly fighting for resources and simply possession of good territories near oases, so they die not only from heat and thirst, but also from the weapons of other settlers. The protagonist also decides to begin his existence in the desert. He leaves his entire past behind and becomes a nomad who explores the endless expanses of sand dunes and gets food and water with great difficulty. His story can be cut short by an unsuccessful attempt to eat an expired product, and although this is not at all romantic, such is life.Kenshi has a fairly well-developed system of survival and hero behavior. If he injures himself, this will affect his movement style, consumption of stamina and products. It will be more difficult for a lame person to escape from attacking savages, and with a broken arm it is definitely impossible to make an accurate shot from a bow. At the same time, the wound does not magically heal in a day from healing powder. The character is not someone chosen and unique, he is the same ordinary person who is forced to wander around. Of course, he can make some effort to stand out, but for this he needs to go a long way. NPCs are also not super-strong and not magicians. Each has their own story, life and motivation for survival. Sometimes, by taking away someone's food, you can condemn an ​​entire family to death and live with this burden.