A flying saucer, a bitter alien, and all of humanity as your playground.

Crypto's profile reads like a B-movie owning its nature. The one clear strength is the feel in hand: the early votes put it ahead of three quarters of all games, which fits a third person open world shooter where you vaporize everything that moves. The rest is duller. The art style and the soundtrack drag low, barely ahead of a quarter of titles, and attachment stays shy. On the desert island and rediscovery questions it sits right in the middle. Keep in mind, all of this rests on very few votes, often a single one per question, so treat it as still to confirm.

In the genre, this is a long way from a GTA that marks you with its city or its writing. Destroy All Humans 2 bets on parody and mayhem, not emotion or visual beauty, and the profile says so plainly.

So, who is it for? For you if you love laughing chaos, kitsch humor and the dumb, satisfying joy of blowing everything up with a controller in hand. Much less if you want a world that swallows you or a score that stays with you after you switch off.