Set in Carceron Prison, a dank and deprived castle now filled with vagrants and POW’s from the Beigen War, you’re a military spy charged with seeking out the mystical treasure of Flockheart that’s rumoured to reside there in a bid to stop an evil Emperor’s conquest. This is all spoon-fed through countless long-winded cutscenes stuffed with text and poorly animated backdrops. Once up to speed with the storyline, you'll get to enjoy one of the finer aspects that this title has to offer: character customisation. If anything can be said for developer K2, it's that the personalisation is brilliant, with a huge amount of options helping you to design your perfect elf-creature-thing. Sadly, once you’ve crafted your He-Man, it’s on to the actual game, which doesn’t do much to welcome you with open arms. The story is further added to with extensive conversation cutscenes which initially you don’t want to skip, but eventually you'll end up mashing X in an attempt to actually begin playing the game.