New York in ruins, a nanosuit, and a musical theme that refuses to let go of you.

The first number surprises: picked on instinct, Crysis 2 beats nearly 8 games out of 10. And its peak sits somewhere you wouldn't expect. The soundtrack blows everything away, ahead of 96% of titles, even if that rests on just three duels, so treat it as early signal. The desert island follows nicely, above two thirds. Art style and fun hold around the middle. Then the line that hurts: controller feel drops right to the bottom, ahead of 4% of games. There's the real tension of this one: you love it, you'd keep it, you listen to its music, but with a controller in hand something doesn't click. Attachment stays low too, around a quarter.

Against the shooters of its time, it bet on technical muscle and spectacle rather than raw responsiveness. This profile says exactly that: a game you admire more than you savor.

So who is it for? For you if you want blockbuster science fiction, a devastated city, music that stays in your head years later. Much less so if you judge a shooter by the feel of the gunplay and the precision of the movement.