A Fazbear employee badge, a VR headset strapped on, and the dead certainty that something is about to lunge at your face.

On gut feeling, Help Wanted 2 edges past just over a quarter of games. And the breakdown drives the nail in on almost every line. Fun, that urge to load up 'just one session' that spirals to 3am, drops it right to the bottom, near dead last. Attachment, the wish to rediscover it, the soundtrack, all sit down in the depths. Only the feel of the controller keeps its head above water, a touch over the average. But look closer at that fun question: nobody unwinds for three straight hours with a virtual-reality horror game that makes you jump every couple of minutes. These criteria simply weren't built for it.

Against other scare games it's the same logic: dread is lived in small doses, not a cozy marathon. What makes it strong, the fear, isn't what these questions measure.

So, who's it for? For you if you want pure fright, VR immersion, the shiver that pins you down. Much less if you're after a comfort game you reload for quiet pleasure.