No one tells you why.
You cut through a kingdom crowd by crowd, and the game explains itself exactly once — at the very end.



Sweep over the kingdom's people and take what they're worth — coins, blood and souls. When it sends knights and paladins to stop you, harvest them too.



Who dies first is the real decision. Some of them are worth more alive.



None of the 42 weapons is for sale. Each is carried by a named boss: beat them, take it broken off the corpse, repair it at your anvil.



Between harvests, what you harvested goes into the upgrade grid.



Bosses are bigger fights. The King fills a 3x3 piece of the field and barely takes a scratch while his court stands: cut the court down for a window, then do it again.

The story passes in short wordless scenes. The last entry in the quest log is sealed: ? ? ?
That one gets answered too. Once.

• 42 weapons, each taken off its named boss and repaired at the anvil
  
• 30 enemy types — some worth more alive than dead
  
• An upgrade grid of 117 nodes and 548 ranks, and 12 permanent artifacts
  
• Auto-firing attacks and 29 auto-cast skills — plays with one hand on the mouse
  
• 21 achievements
  
• Interface in English, Russian, and Spanish