A medieval thug stealing horses and clobbering guards, top-down, never taking itself seriously for a second.

The per-criterion profile tells a jagged story, and on so few votes you should read it as a first probe. Fun comes out ahead, in front of three quarters of all games on a single duel, which fits its absurd punching-bag DNA. The desert island question lands it around the middle. But the moment you ask whether you would dream of discovering it again for the first time, it drops to the very bottom. The art style and the sound stay quiet, below average. The tension is there, to be confirmed: you laugh in the moment, but few would long to relive the discovery.

Among old-school action sandboxes, isometric view and pop-culture nods, it is a cousin of GTA 2 dropped into the Middle Ages. More a good joke than a keepsake.

So, who is it for? For you if you love gleeful chaos, unhinged missions and humor that never holds back. Much less if you want a world that stays with you long after you put it down.