The wildest statistic is that both sides missed forced mates, and both sides promoted a pawn, yet Black still ended up winning by checkmate with only 2:10 left while White still had 6:44. That's peak "anything can happen" chess.
If I had to rate volatility on a scale from 1–10:
Typical club rapid game: 4–5
Tactical slugfest: 7
Game volatility: 9.5
The only thing preventing a perfect 10 is that neither side sacrificed a queen intentionally. Everything else that can happen in a chaotic chess game basically happened.
https://lichess.org/S0h5rhYp/black
Sachinbudhbhatti −107 {vs} Toscani +5
6 {Inaccuracies} 3
3 {Mistakes} 1
10 {Blunders} 9
89 {Average centipawn loss}76
73% {Accuracy} 71%
A hairy endgame (and an unfortunate miss on move 51).
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