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Kim is a boisterous urchin from 1880s Lahore, his wanderlust will take him all over India. Branching conversations, survival, stealth and combat let you play Kim's coming of age however you choose. The enormous open world of Kipling's India awaits you!
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Richly built, epic, contemplative and nostalgic.
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Goomba StompAndrew VandersteenMar 20178/10A unique indie game that's easy to get lost in as you travel around 1880s India. Great at generating stories, whether they be what the game intended or something uniquely yours.
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TechRaptorLuigi SavinelliNov 20166.5/10Kim is a charming and enjoyable experience that successfully conveys the overall feeling and atmosphere of Kipling's novel. Despite being a little rough around the edges, the overall package that results is both interesting and fun to play.
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IGDB rating 6.3/10 from 2 ratings.
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