A hostile planet, a bazillion guns, and a villain you love to hate.

No preference ranking here, so let's read the profile criterion by criterion, and it is sharp. The pleasure with a controller climbs ahead of 77% of games, on a single vote so to confirm, and the urge to rediscover it holds up well, above average. But everything else pulls downward. The fun of a session that drifts to 3am puts it ahead of barely 10% of titles, attachment and desert island just as low. And the sound right at the bottom, ahead of 1% of games. The tension is there: it handles with real pleasure, but it marks neither the heart nor the ear.

In the looter-shooter space, this is a logical profile. Punch, gameplay loop, humor, but not the title whose music or characters you keep for years.

So, who is it for? For you if you want co-op mayhem, loot, and instant action. Much less so if you want a memorable soundtrack or a game that tugs at your heart.