A corrupted agent, a horde to mow down, and the rage of the old FPS brought back to life.

Prodeus owns its split. The handling soars, ahead of 89% of games, with the soundtrack right behind, ahead of 87% of titles. Early votes suggest a game that snaps in the hand and pounds in the ears. But attachment stays below average, fun drops low, ahead of barely a fifth of the field, and the art style sits low too. Here is the surprise: top-tier feel and OST, but an overall enjoyment and emotional bond that never take off. All on a handful of votes, so to confirm.

Against modernized retro shooters, Prodeus claims the look of old hardware with a present-day finish. It is a tribute aimed at pure sensation rather than lasting emotion.

So who is it for? For you if you love nervous gunplay, stylized gore and music that carries you through the carnage. Much less if you want a world to bond with or an art direction that truly marks you.