Have you ever wondered why the remake Pro Skaters was described as "Tony Hawk's Pro Skaters 1 + 2?"

To be exact, it is "Crusader Kings 3."

Tony Hawk's Pro Crusaders 1 + 2 is a crossover of two recently released games. But, swear to God, it exists now, and what inspired the now-legendary modder, known only by his Steam name of Voffvoffhunden, to create it." The description says, "My friend Gary couldn't decide between playing Tony Hawk or Crusader Kings 3, so I created this mod to help him out. It's a remarkably complete and thorough joke, right down to the little stained-glass skater symbol in the upper corner of the event.

I can sympathize with the inspiration for this mod. In fact, at this time of year when good games are being released, I have to choose between these two good ones almost every day.

The features of this mod are as follows, each better than the previous one.

"Probably the most comprehensive skating mod for "Crusader Kings 3"!" It is claimed to be, and this is very likely true. It is nice to see that the lack of historical skateboarding in "Crusader Kings 3" has been corrected. Paradox Development Studio is trying to incorporate historical events and facts into the game, but the actual history is too rich and complex and full of sic-boarding to convey without the help of mods.

"Crusader Kings 3," a medieval grand strategy/RPG/life simulation game released earlier this year, was described in our review as "an irrepressible story that incessantly spits out compelling alt-history, delightful and infuriating characters, and social puzzles with engine," we described. I was hooked on this game.

Meanwhile, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 is a remake of the popular skating game and a return to the series after a long hiatus. Our reviewer described it as "everything you need."

You can find Tony Hawk's Pro Crusaders 1 + 2 in the Steam Workshop.