A post-apocalyptic road across America, and a dog you hesitate to save.

No gut pick to chew on, so we look at the detail, and it stays sober, almost gray. On few votes, so to confirm, Overland sits in the lower-middle almost everywhere: desert island ahead of 31% of games, feel with a controller ahead of 30%, OST ahead of 27%, and its art style right at the bottom, ahead of barely a quarter. Only rediscovery climbs a little, toward the average. No peak, no abyss, just a game that does not yet make the community vibrate.

In the family of turn-based tactical strategy, the cerebral genre where you calculate every move, this low profile is no surprise: these criteria built for emotion and aesthetics do not measure the cold tension of a survival decision.

So, who is it for? For you if you love hard moral choices and strategy that punishes. Much less if you want the instant visual or musical crush.