A prison on a moon of Jupiter, dark corridors and screams that echo. The Callisto Protocol bets everything on visceral fear.

And the profile shows it fast. What stands out first is connection: the community puts it around the middle, to confirm on few votes but it's its best line. The rest drops. Fun and art style sit low in the table, rediscovery too, and the sound sinks right to the bottom, behind almost every other game. The tension is there: horror can grab you in the moment, leave a small mark, but it doesn't seem to leave a trace you want to replay or relive. All of this on very few duels, so take it as a first impression, not a verdict.

Against modern survival horror benchmarks, the Dead Space lineage, you feel a game that ticks the atmosphere box but struggles to impose an identity that lasts.

So, who's it for? For you if you want an anxious descent, a gory sci-fi nightmare to go through once. Much less if you want a game that haunts you long after you put it down, or a soundtrack that follows you off the screen.