Build, invent, create, then start over in a world you shape yourself.

Dark Cloud 2's profile is full of contrasts. On few votes, fun climbs high, ahead of 87% of games, and the urge to take it to a desert island follows, ahead of nearly three quarters of titles. Art style and attachment also hold above average. But two lines plunge: the soundtrack drops to the very bottom, ahead of barely 4% of the rest, and the wish to rediscover it stays low, around 20%. The feel with a controller sits right in the middle. Here's the surprise: a game that grips you with its endless hours and its world to build, but whose music clearly doesn't carry it, at least on these early votes.

Next to the PS2 action RPGs, it bets on constant invention, weapon crafting, rebuilding a world. More original than the genre average.

So, who's it for? For you if you love losing hours crafting, upgrading, rethinking your adventure. A lot less if it's the soundtrack that makes you love a game.