Three races, a tightrope balance, and millions of hands that learned to dance on it.

No gut ranking here, so let's look at the detail. The early votes suggest a StarCraft strong where it counts: connection ahead of nearly 8 games out of 10, the controller-in-hand feel ahead of 8 out of 10. Fun follows, above average. Rediscovery lands right in the middle of the pack. And then there's the soundtrack, all the way down, ahead of barely a third of titles. There's the small tension of the profile: a game you love holding and that sticks with you, but whose music doesn't force its way into playlists. All of this on very few votes, to confirm.

In the RTS world, it's the cornerstone, the game that turned a mechanic into a discipline. Its DNA isn't sonic emotion but reading, execution, mastery.

So who's it for? You, if you love strategy that rewards reflexes and a cool head. Much less if you want an OST that follows you outside the game.