Death of the Reprobate is now available for Windows on Steam, offering a point-and-click adventure game from Joe Richardson featuring the cut-out animation style made famous by Monty Python's Terry Gilliam. This concludes a trilogy called The Immortal John Triptych. As seen in the Release Trailer this waltzes down the Danube with "luscious landscapes, turbulent townscapes and preposterous portraits of real Renaissance paintings" for what's described as a "Rabelaisian adventure" as comeuppance for those of us proud we didn't need to look up the definition of reprobate. Here's more on the game, which comes with a 10% launch discount:

Death of the Reprobate is a gentle story about being nice. Step into the bloodied boots of Malcolm the Shit, who lives up to his distinct moniker as a gleefully cruel and inventive executioner. Malcolm is the last remaining heir of the now-dying Immortal John, who charges him with fighting against his nature and completing seven good deeds before sundown in order to earn his inheritance.

Guided by Our Lord God Almighty, wielder of large arrows that point at clues and interactables, Malcolm must assist a host of eclectic and outrageous characters to help secure his much-desired titles and riches. Find a woman stuck neck-deep in a pond looking for idle chit-chat, or climb the mountains and take in the wondrous spectacle that is the nature of life by helping shoot down some birds (that’s a good deed?).