Becoming a god, shaping the land, raising a giant creature that learns good and evil from you.

The profile sketches a remarkably centered game, no peak nor pit. Connection and fun settle around the average, gameplay and art direction just below. The one line that truly stands out is the urge to rediscover it for the first time, ahead of nearly two games in three, as if its ambition stuck in people's minds. Keep in mind these lines rest on few votes, often two or three, so nothing is settled.

In gaming history, Black & White stands as an oddity: an ambitious god game, admired more for its idea than its handling. This flat profile fits that bittersweet memory, the one of a game you respect more than you replay.

So, who is it for? You, if you love concepts that dare, the idea of a malleable world and a creature you raise. Much less so if you want crisp handling or an immediate visual punch.