A 1960s jungle, a lone snake, and infiltration raised to an art form.

Picked on gut feel, it edges out 98% of games, and this time the details only confirm it. The art style and the soundtrack: nearly at the very top, ahead of 99% of titles. What you get attached to, ahead of 97%. The feel in your hands, ahead of 94%. The desert island, the rediscovery: all near the summit. Only one line stays more measured, the fun of the session you start just for a bit and drop at 3am: barely above average. Fitting for a slow, deliberate stealth game where you advance on patience rather than instant excitement. It's not a flaw, it's its nature.

Against other stealth-action games, few push the coherence between staging, sound world and playing pleasure this far. It's a peak of the genre, and the profile shouts it.

So, who's it for? For you if you love taking your time, reading the terrain, savoring an unforgettable story and score. A lot less if you want an immediate adrenaline hit every single session.