A lightsaber igniting in the dark, and the promise of a galaxy you thought you knew by heart.

On gut feeling, from a single vote, Fallen Order lands around the bottom third, but that is far too little to settle anything. The criterion profile paints an honest game, with no sharp peak or pit. Its best mark goes to the soundtrack: the OST ranks ahead of 71% of titles, no surprise for such a musical universe. Connection and the feel of a controller in hand hold around the middle, fun a little below. But two lines drag it down: rediscovery, right at the bottom, and the art style, deep down there too. Not the game you would dream of reliving fresh, nor the one that marked your eyes. Most of these verdicts rest on few votes, to be confirmed.

Against the great third-person adventures, this is a game that does its job properly without imposing a strong visual identity. The Star Wars breath carries the mood, but the staging never burns an unforgettable image.

So, who is it for? For you if you want to wield a saber, feel the Force and lose yourself in a solid story carried by its music. Much less if you want a visual shock or that rare thrill of games you wish you could discover for a second first time.