The fog swallows the town, and James walks toward a truth he refuses to see.

When the community picks on gut feeling, this remake lands ahead of 86% of games. High, plainly. And it's the wish to discover it again for the first time that tops the detail, ahead of 93% of titles, followed by attachment and the urge to take it to a desert island, near the top but on very few votes, to confirm. The rest sits at the center: the feel of the controller, the art direction and the sound all hover around the middle, and the immediate fun slips below the line, ahead of four games in ten. The tension is there: you adore it on instinct and dream of diving back in fresh, yet the moment-to-moment feel stays cooler. A game you keep for what it makes you feel.

Against the punchier survival-horror, this one bets on slow dread, psychological unease over the jump scare.

So, who's it for? For you if you love horror that seeps in, a story that haunts, a fog you won't forget. Much less so if you want the quick chill and the session that lets off steam.