A game you play with your eyes open, where a single blink fast-forwards an entire life.

On gut feeling, when the community picks instinctively, Before Your Eyes lands ahead of 79% of games. A fine surge of approval. But look at the detail and the tension shows. The desert island falls to the bottom, ahead of barely 2% of titles, and fun just above, near the floor too. Controller feel and the soundtrack stay low as well. And yet, rediscovery climbs high, ahead of 87% of games, though on very few votes, so treat it as an early sign. Attachment, meanwhile, stays in the middle. That's what makes this game memorable: you love it on instinct, you dream of reliving it fresh, but it's neither a fun game nor one you take to an island. Its power is elsewhere, in the emotion of a single moment.

Against other narrative adventures, Before Your Eyes bets everything on a fresh mechanic and a short story that catches you off guard. You don't replay it, you pass through it once.

So, who's it for? For you if you want a brief, devastating experience, a game idea you won't forget. Much less if you want hours of gameplay, repeat fun or a title you relaunch often.