Kat lets go, and the city tips over under your feet.

This is the profile of a game people love for the right reasons. Controller feel soars ahead of 96% of games: controlled falling is still one of the most distinctive moves on PS4. Attachment follows well behind it, ahead of 84%, and it gets taken to the desert island ahead of 78% of titles. Fun, rediscovery and art style all sit clearly above the middle. Only one line stands out: the sound environment, ahead of 23% of games, but that comes from a single duel, so it is not a verdict, just an early signal.

Next to the open world action games of its era, Gravity Rush 2 does not try to out content anyone. It bets everything on one idea about movement and pushes it all the way. Rare, and the votes show it.

So, who is it for? For you if you like a game that invents its own verb and hands it over to you. Much less so if you want a well behaved camera and a world that stays the right way up.