A dungeon board laid out in front of you, dice rolling, and a headset over your eyes.

The gut-feeling pick is the high point of this profile, and it already only beats a third of the games. After that, everything drops. Attachment and fun land at the very bottom, ahead of only 2% of titles. The art style is barely better, the desert island question no more flattering. Controller feel stays low, and the wish to rediscover it too, on few votes. In other words, the community prefers it when it does not think, and once it looks closely, nothing sticks.

There is an honest reason for that. Demeo is a cooperative board game in virtual reality, meaning a tabletop experience, with other people, inside a headset. Set against games judged on attachment, on an OST, on the feel of a pad, it is playing a different score entirely. What makes it special, a night with friends around a dungeon, is not something these questions know how to measure.

So, who is it for? For you if you love board games, co-op campaigns, and the idea of gathering around a table without leaving your living room. Much less so if you play alone, without VR, or if you want a world that swallows you whole.