It is put together very well. However, the core conceit of "by any means", doesn't really work through anything but modern sensibilities. If you can accept playing heretics who don't think they're heretics hunting heretics, or if you have a rather (modern 'sensibilities' again) view of the Church, perhaps in a rather Cthulhuesque caricature, then go for it. Most will probably love this product. If you are Catholic of the CCC para 915 variety i.e. a real one, then you will likely find this sadly comical.

If you don't care for so much of the hopeless atmosphere of the World of Darkness games, and you are tired of playing what seems to be a dark "super-hero," and you'd like to play the good guys for a change, Deus Vult might be right up your alley. In Deus Vult, you play a monk or a nun 12th Century Europe, a member of a secret Order that goes out into the world to destroy evil that lurk seeking the destruction of souls. You chase down the errant heretic, the evil sorcerer, the vile satanists, werewolves, goblins, and vampires, employing every means at your disposal to destroy these threats to humanity. Utilizing the RuneQuest II/Legend game engine, Deus Vult presents a gritty and fair alternative to the World of Darkness. The PDF was quite well done, and I was able to download it to my iPad with no problem.