Dropped onto an unknown planet, almost empty-handed, told to figure out whether people can live there.

Only a handful of votes, so nothing is settled, but the early signals sketch a likeable profile. Fun comes out on top, ahead of more than 80% of games over its two duels, exactly what you want from a colorful exploration to savor with friends. The wish to rediscover it and the sound environment follow in a solid upper-middle band. Art direction, though, slips into the lower third, which is a little surprising for a game this bursting with color, one to confirm over more duels.

Against the big serious open worlds, it plays a different card, the light and funny adventure, closer to a curious sandbox than an epic. That is its strength and its limit.

So, who is it for? For you if you love exploring for the fun of it, in co-op, no pressure, with a smile. A lot less if you want art direction that leaves a lasting mark or real depth of progression.