An empty museum, a little girl, and paintings that slowly start looking back at you.

When the community picks on gut feeling, with no criterion at all, Ib only edges past 18% of games. That is low, and the detail confirms the trend more than it contradicts it. Fun drops it to the very bottom, ahead of barely 4% of titles. Desert island, controller feel and art style all stay low too, the last one on few votes. Two lines rescue the picture: attachment and sound, which climb back near the middle. The message is clear: you do not have fun with Ib, you hold on to it.

That is the very logic of authored 2D horror. Where an action game chases the jolt, Ib chases slow unease, exploration, riddles and an ending you dread. A question about what you fire up for a quick session was never going to favor it.

So, who is it for? For you if you like short stories, hushed dread and games that leave a strange taste behind. Much less so if you want pace, physical feel and a controller that answers back.