If you love Porrasturvat (and who doesn't?), you should stop reading this review right now and just download the game. But for the skeptics among you that need some convincing, rest assured Rekkaturvat is even more fun than the original – mostly because it gives you more parameters to tweak. Similar to Porrasturvat, your goal in the game is to cause as much pain as possible to a hapless test dummy... only this time you have more sinister props at your disposal: a huge truck, a pair of ramps, and a wall. You can change the starting location, the speed of the truck, location (or absence) of ramps, and even whether or not you want the truck's front window. Once you've set everything up, the cameras will start rolling, and the laws of physics will take over as the man gets brutally slammed into the wall, crushed under the wheels, or even (if you are good enough) shot like a human cannon over the wall. Like in Porrasturvat, you gain points for every bit damage you inflict on the man. Each body part that's being hurt will flash red, and different parts yield different number of points.

Needless to say, if you strongly believe that violence in games is a major cause of school shootings, Rekkaturvat will disgust you to no end. But if you can take games for what they are: something we play to have fun, Rekkaturvat's unique and addictive gameplay (presented with tongue firmly in cheek) will keep you entertained... and make it a permanent resident on your hard drive. At least, until we see Plane Dismount or some other gruesome "Dismount" game that will hopefully follow. Highly recommended!