Nine classes, endless hats, and a multiplayer playground that never really shut down.

The profile leans clearly toward feeling. Desert island is where Team Fortress 2 shines most, ahead of more than eight games out of ten, and connection sits even higher, ahead of more than eight out of ten as well. That's on one or two votes per line, so take it as a lead, but the trend is clear: people are attached. Fun and the feel in hand follow above the middle. One thing stands out, the urge to rediscover it drops below average, ahead of barely a third of titles. The tension is there, and it makes sense: you don't dream of rediscovering a game you never really left.

In the team shooter landscape, TF2 stays an exception through its tone, its humor, its sharp personalities. Where others bet on realism, this one bets on cartoon and camaraderie.

So, who's it for? You, if you love a companion game, funny, the kind you keep for years. Much less so if you want a fresh experience to discover in one breath.