The Normandy, deep space, a crew you choose, and that feeling of holding a classic in your hands.

When the community decides on gut feel, this remaster lands ahead of two thirds of games. Honest, nothing more. But the detail draws a clear profile. The feel in hand climbs high, ahead of 92% of titles. The desert-island pick, attachment and the urge to rediscover all hover around 80%, solid. Then the drop: art direction falls right to the bottom, behind 85% of games. That's the tension. A game you love with a controller in hand, one you grow attached to, but whose visual style leaves the community cold, no doubt the weight of years on a world from 2007. The session fun sits below average, but on a single vote, so take it lightly.

Against other sci-fi RPGs, the contrast speaks: the soul is there, the bond is there, but the picture has aged where others got a facelift.

So, who's it for? You, if you love a space opera you remember, choices, a crew. Much less if it's visual gloss that makes you tick first.