Five on five, a single player in your hands, and the ball deciding everything.

No gut-feel ranking here, so let's read the criteria. And the contrast is sharp: the feel in the hand beats more than eight games out of ten, clearly the heart of it. The art style follows, ahead of nearly two thirds of titles, and the desert island stays above average. But the moment you touch emotion, it collapses: attachment right at the bottom, ahead of barely 2% of games, rediscovery around 9%, sound low too. There is the true nature of the thing: a game of immediate competitive sensation, not one you bond with or dream of reliving. Recent game, so the profile is to be confirmed, but the direction is clear.

Against other multiplayer sports games, its singularity is that immersive single-player view. The pleasure of play comes before everything else, exactly like a good competitive game.

So, who is it for? For you if you love a sharp, responsive feel, team play, and replay value with friends. Much less if you want a memorable adventure that stays in your head.