Middle Ages. Pixel art. The landscape is being destroyed. Meat grinder. Physics. Explosions. The tunnels. The abuse of corpses. Chicken flying and shark throwing. A really convenient system for quick in-game communication with emoticons. Great gameplay. Lots of fun. Cozy, dynamic and non-annoying. My most favorite multiplayer game.
It's a pity that she's not too popular.
Of the disadvantages, there are very few servers. If you play at night, then there will be literally one or two such that they are not empty and fit the ping. It is also strange that there are no collectible cards and achievements for her.
Of the advantages, it can be noted that the developers are still sawing, fixing and transforming it. Albeit rather slowly.
If you like messing around in pixels, if you get blown away by all sorts of Cortex command and Masjin, then it's unclear why you're still sitting and reading this crap, and not playing King Arthur's Gold

Good.

I came here for the destruction I just didn't realize it would be my castles that would get blown up the most. King Arthur's Gold is essentially a multiplayer only game. Yes there is a small single player campaing and all where you save a princess but its so short that I don't think its worth mentioning. So what happens in multiplayer? Well a match starts off with everyone building a castle. The red team builds theirs and the blue team builds theirs. After the castle building period is over you can either keep building or switch roles to either a knight or an archer. The Archer does archer things. Shoot at you with arrows, use his... grappling hook to get behind your base and attack from there... Then there's the knight with his trusty sword and shield and his bombs and barrels full of explosives... He can use his shield to glide across the map?? Oh and he can use his bombs to do a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bomb jump?? I guess if soldier from Team Fortress was in the medieval times he'd be doing this kind of thing.

+A lot of different maps. You want a map with water in between the teams so they need to use bridges or ships or just swim to get across? You got it. A sewer where you have several different places to attack or be attacked from? Its there. Floating islands too...
+I heard bad things about the community but I didn't have that many issues myself. I even had people who wanted to help me learn the game.
+Building a castle and seeing it slowly get destroyed and just change shape throughout a match is enjoyable. Attacking an enemy base and trying to get through is fun as well. The gameplay is essentially very simple, very fast and fun.

+/- I've seen lobbies with some people in it and I've seen lobbies with tons of people in it. The matches with few people end in 10 minutes or less. The matches with a lot of people? Those take a while. To me its not an issue after all if you need to leave in the middle of a match you can why wouldn't you be able to? Still its something I wanted to point out. I don't think its a bad thing nor do I think its a great thing.

-With how fast the game is and considering most other people you play against are experienced players you can get lost very quickly, you can get your ass kicked very quickly too.
-The small campaing is well... small. Its short and you don't really get to see or enjoy all parts of the game. You can beat the entire thing by using a knight and nothing else.
-There aren't that many players. Most I saw was like 20-30 at once.

It is a free game. Its some short, quick fun. There are some modded servers too along side the official ones I haven't tried them but you can if you want. Not bad.