An Arctic research station, an endless polar night, and sleep as your worst enemy.

On gut feeling, with no criterion, Distrust only edges past 16% of games. And the detail rescues nothing. It is low everywhere. Really low. Desert island and soundtrack hit the floor of the ranking, ahead of barely 1% of titles. Controller feel is hardly better. Fun, connection and art direction hover between 6 and 11%. Rediscovery, which usually offers shelter to mystery-driven games, tops out at 11%, on just two votes, so treat it as unconfirmed. There is no tension here, no line that takes off: the profile is flat, and it is low.

Procedural isometric survival is a genre of cold tension, built on management, exhaustion and bad decisions. These are games you respect more than you cherish. Against titles designed for attachment or visual impact, a repeatable survival chamber piece starts a long way back.

So, who is it for? For you if you like juggling hunger, cold and madness, losing, and starting over on a reshuffled map. Much less so if you expect a game to pull you back for something other than the challenge.