A general back from the dead, steel in one hand and vengeance in the other.

For now we only have one compass, and it points high. When the community picks on gut feeling, no thinking, Khazan lands ahead of 91% of games. That is clean and clear. But careful, it rests on very few duels, the early votes suggest an immediate crush rather than a verdict set in stone. No criterion by criterion detail yet, so we stick to that raw impression: it lands fast, it lands hard, but the profile is still to confirm.

In the family of demanding action-RPGs, the genre of hardened souls where every blow is earned, this gut start at the top is a good sign. That is often how the games you defend tooth and nail are born, the ones whose raw style marks you before anyone even parses the mechanics.

So, who is it for? For you if you love nervy combat, biting difficulty, and a hero with nothing left to lose. Much less if you flee frustration and prefer a game that holds your hand.