Kat lets go and falls toward the sky. The whole planet tips over with her.

The profile rests on few votes, yet it already draws a fine coherence. The desert island question puts it ahead of nearly nine games out of ten, and controller feel follows it very closely, right at the top. Fun confirms in the same range. This is rare and clear: a game you want to take along AND one that delights with a pad in hand. Attachment and art style sit a notch below, just above the middle, without contradicting the rest. First votes to be confirmed, but the signature is there.

Where most action games nail you to the ground, Gravity Rush 2 makes gravity your playground. It is a proposition apart, closer to a weightless trip than a classic platformer.

So, who is it for? For you if you love the pure sensation of motion, flying, falling, reorienting mid air. Much less if fussy controls frustrate you fast, this ride asks you to let go.