Spinning blade traps, launch pads, and enemies bursting into red confetti.

On gut feeling, no criterion, Rise of the Triad only edges ahead of a third of games. The detail drives the nail in. Controller feel drops to the floor, ahead of just 5% of titles. Fun ahead of 7%. Art style ahead of 12%. That is low. Really low. Two lines keep their head above water: attachment, and above all the urge to rediscover it, which nears the middle. Careful though, all of this rests on very few votes, three or four per criterion, so the early votes suggest a trend rather than settle a verdict.

This 2013 reboot fully embraces the frantic 90s shooter, no tactics, no cover, just speed and gore. Against modern shooters that polish feel and art direction, that deliberately dated brutality struggles with a community voting on attachment and aesthetics. What it is trying to do is not really what these questions measure.

So, who is it for? For you if you love pure old school shooter nostalgia, absurd weapons and a pace that never comes down. Much less so if you expect a striking art direction or a game that follows you home.