RUSTLER

Rustler (Grand Theft Horse) is a tribute to the first games of the GTA series. Gameplay with top view, coupled with historically accurate medieval setting. You play for the guy, whose parents were overly lazy, since even the name did not come up with him. You have to learn about feudal injustice, witch hunting and large tournaments. You will meet with gallant, but impassably stupid knights. Many sophisticated and sometimes absurd tasks and instructions, and you can also score a nail into the passage of the plot and sow chaos in cities and villages. Move on the stolen horse, or on your two. Fight on swords or get a crossbar. The whole game is permeated by humor in the spirit of Monti Pioth.

The world of the game is filled with humor, anakronism and references to pop culture. You were fined for parking a horse in a wrong place? And here can. Fight on spears, swords, vilas, doubles and crossbow. Want something more abrupt? Holy Pomegranates to help. And horses. Nothing kills so guaranteed as a hoof the skull.

You are a simple peasant. And you need to turn on the brains to win a great tournament. Contribute strange unions, betray your enemies, dig dinosaurs skeletons and watch the development of an intriguing and light plot. Bard can be your personal news speaker. He will not only leave you, but even in the most bloody skirmishes, he will change the melody in accordance with the situation. And you can also demand it yourself, it is enough just to press his nose in his fist. A couple of times.

Start cows in the flight, change into the guide or even death. Randomly smoke the jacket, pull the masterpiece in the garden, get away half of the city, and then survive the clock with all the garrison. And this is only a small share of the fact that the game can offer.

Features:

• Concentrated madness in the spirit of the first games of the GTA series.
• Medieval setting - a mixture of historical accuracy and black humor.
• POLUMES WIN ALWAYS. Sufficiently break around the finger.
• Plot? Welcome. Chaos and madness? They are also in prosperity.