Here are just ten dangers you may experience playing King Arthur's Gold. Traps, tags, sharks, raining arrows, bison, catapults, drowning, falling structures, fire, explosions, more explosions, and men in tight pants. Wait, was that more than ten? Oh well, it doesn't matter because when you get used to it, you can take control of the game. You build the castles, you build the traps, and you fight the good fight. Whatever that means. And when the enemy is rocking up to your door, sword and shield in hand, bow an arrow ready to indent into your skull, you simply drop a boulder on their face, then you both start firing catapults, exchanging blows. But you run out of ammo. The only sensible solution is to fire yourself. Using your shields is a glider, and then a surfboard. You can switch to archa, fire a foboli of arrows, and then you're grabbing up to mount the walls like a man of spiders. And why not captain enable fleet to turn your enemy to jettison, with explosive ballista boats? The makers of Solvath bring you King Arthur's gold. Buy it now, the only medieval building fighting chicken flying simulator.