Dan Miller writes: "The procedurally generated world of Kim is viewed from a top-down perspective and although the artwork is fairly basic it does showcase a great deal of character. The setting does look to be far more interesting than most though as the titular Kimball O’Hara rises from an Irish orphan in Lahore to a spy in the ‘Great Game’ - the political conflict between the British and Russian Empires at the turn of the century."
Laguna Levine writes: " I'm not here to put down any position, but rather praise games that push the boundaries in new, interesting ways, not just in terms of race and gender, but perspective, and IndieCade 2017 had a lot of diversity experiences beyond simulated dystopian futures."
Kim is a game inspired by Rudyard Kipling's homonym classic. It's a survival sandbox with RPG elements that greatly recreates the atmospheres of the book,
After nearly 2 years of development and £5,303 raised on Kickstarter, Kim has finally matured to its final version.
