An endless world of cubes, zero imposed goal, and anything you want to build or break in it.

On gut feeling, the community places it a little above average. But the detail reveals its real strengths: attachment finishes almost at the very top, ahead of 98% of games, and fun, controller feel, soundtrack, and the desert island pick follow, all above 90%. One false note, and it speaks volumes: the wish to rediscover it for the first time falls low, ahead of barely a quarter of titles. Makes sense. Minecraft is not an adventure you live once, it is a sandbox you never really stop. There is nothing to rediscover, only to keep going.

Next to other adventure and creation games, it practically invented its own genre, and remains the absolute benchmark for the open game where anything is possible.

So, who is it for? For you if you like to build, explore, set your own goals with no hand holding. Much less if you need a story, a frame, or an ending.