Whatever you’re into, you can pick your genre and know exactly what to expect. It’s a bit like choosing what you want for dinner. Pop out to your local Mexican and you know you’re going to get a roll of papery bread stuffed with beans, cheese and avocado. You’d be surprised and not a little disappointed to find your burrito filled with curried Chop Suey. And, that’s the kind of problem Enlight has with its new title War and Warriors: Joan of Arc. When a game combines RPG, first-person action and war-game strategy, the result can be an odd combination of flavors that are neither enjoyable nor particularly satisfying.