Two teams, a colorful lineup of heroes, and abilities that bend the laws of physics.

On gut feeling, the community places it rather low, ahead of just 15% of games. The detail adds nuance: its strong points are art style and fun, both well placed, ahead of more than three quarters of titles. Its colorful look and team action grab you. But the rest follows the slope down: attachment, the wish to rediscover it, and especially the soundtrack finish low, even at the very bottom. It is the classic profile of a competitive shooter: sharp and enjoyable in the moment, but not kept as an experience that leaves a mark, with no hero or story to hold onto.

Next to other shooters, it popularized the hero shooter, that blend of gunplay and MOBA style abilities.

So, who is it for? For you if you like team action, varied roles, and competition. Much less if you want solo play, a story, or a memorable soundtrack.