When you Listen to the Kenshi Soundtrack in Public

I know this game isn't as popular now, but I always wanted to make a video abt this amazing song in the Kenshi soundtrack / OST.

Enjoy

[OffYourTopic]

Literally screaming and crying that I'll never be able to die in righteous combat with the bugmaster and his horde of skin spiders

[moderncrusader]

“We remembered the first empire, we went down to the river, *and we wept.”*

[foxybohv]

Kenshi really feels like one of those games that can be left alone for months only for you to come back and have the same fun you use to

[nickster_xd]

He even does the training dummies / door breaking animation LOL!

[Xearrik]

You forgot the part where it becomes night and he drops to the ground screaming as his ears begin to bleed because he can't turn down the sound fast enough.

[ytivarg]

I love how this game became a sleeper hit. Founder backer for kenshi here remembering the time before the game had any audio

[bobbobbing]

"I know this game isn't as popular now"
- brave words for someone in enslaving distance

[Risvargen]

Kinda wanna carry some rock in my bag on my way to work now, to increase my strenght!

[RedStar]

The masculine urge to wander a wasteland brimming with death and danger with nothing but the rags on your back.

[dinguskhan]

Dude, its crazy how this dude randomly pops up around the same time I get into Joel Haver, Project Zomboid, and Kenshi.
On another note, good work and incorporation of Joel Haver’s animation style. Keep it up, man! 👍

[WiseArkAngel]

Listening to this song is like putting vacuums on my eyes because everytime I hear the main menu it sounds sad enough to put me on the verge of tears for no reason at all.

[cruiz]

I love Joel haver style and Kenshi and this is a masterpiece, great job my dude

[aoihitori]

It is crazy that I play a lot of games and most are big games with really visually stunning graphics but at the end of the day I still find myself keep coming back to Kenshi.

[nuokei]

Kenshi is one of its kind. Kenshi is the only game that gave me the feeling of acomplishment. When I and hundreds of my allies rose to destroy the Holy Empire, i realised that this game was phenomenal. I am also thankful to the lofi games studio for creating this masterpiece of art.

[molk]

He doesn't listen, he is noticing the soft morning breeze, whipping his feet with the dusty sand of the north coast, in the territory of the united cities, with the red sun rising, he looks down and watches the blood slowly spill from those four "heroes" who had been harassing his friend Hiver. He knows that he will not be able to return to his home, to his battered bed, under a tarp in the desert, he knows that he will never make the cactus fields again, at least not for others.

he turns around and extends his hand to his friend, to help him up and treat his wounds.

"thanks and I'm sorry" says, "no... thanks to you", "today I am the freest man in the world, will you come with me?"

And so begins any given day in Kenshi.

[DJliohazord]

This song hits differently when your hiking in the desert in 100 degree heat.

[bryanvonstase]

Kenshi's songs are insanely atmospheric, like when i see my character getting mauled to death and left to die and rot and the music hits.. BOOM

[christian]

Fantastic visuals! Great reference! Like this style a lot.

[sayny]

I don't know why I randomly got this video recommended, however, I loved the music, I didn't know the game, I searched it up, I liked the concept, I bought it, I played, I loved it.

Thank you.

[mekelwander]

Yeah having that song play on loop while on a jog really gets you into the zone of pushing yourself forward just that little bit more...

...that and the imagining being slowly chased by starving bandits wanting to deprive me of the non-existent meat wrap in my pocket.