A city run by an omnipresent AI, and three lives slamming into a deadly conspiracy.

No gut-feeling ranking here, so let's look at the detail, knowing it all rests on very few votes and stays to be confirmed. Fun leads the way: started for a quick session, you would put it down late, ahead of 71% of games. Right behind, rediscovery holds well, ahead of two thirds of the titles, and it is the most solid line here since it leans on four matchups. The rest is quieter: the soundtrack and the art style drift just below average, and attachment stays modest, ahead of a quarter of games. The portrait of a cyberpunk thriller that grips through its pace more than the affection it stirs.

In the lineage of Wadjet Eye point-and-click adventures, it is a dense, grown-up story, for those who love to read, dig and think rather than work a controller.

So, who is it for? For you if you love science fiction that takes its time, layered plots and dark-city moods. Much less if you want instant action or a visual punch at first glance.