Three limbs torn off, a parasite in your veins, and you dragging yourself one-armed through the corridors of a lab lost on some asteroid.

No preference ranking here, and the per-criterion profile is harsh across the board. Connection drops to the very bottom, ahead of barely 1% of games. Feel in hand is hardly better, around 4%. Desert island, fun, rediscovery, art direction, all stuck low, between 9 and 14%. All of it on very few votes, so to be confirmed, but the trend is clear and consistent: this game doesn't win the community over on emotion or comfort.

And that's no real surprise. Endoparasitic bets on discomfort, grimy survival, deliberate unease. Those are sensations that leave a mark, but not the ones measured by questions built for attachment, pleasure, or instant love at first sight.

So, who's it for? For you if you love indie horror that dares an uncomfortable angle, a movement constraint that makes you sweat. Much less if you want a warm game you grab for the sheer joy of it.