A ravaged world, two women, and a question of forgiveness that refuses to let go.

On gut feel, the community puts this game ahead of a little under two thirds of titles. Honest, no more. But look closer and the game's true identity shows: art direction ahead of 97% of games, sound ahead of 95%, that is where it all happens. The one you would take to a desert island stands high too, ahead of nearly nine games out of ten. The attachment stays more measured, ahead of just under two thirds, and that says something: you admire the craft before you bond with the characters. The fun and the rediscovery, on a single vote each, stay to be confirmed.

Against other action-survival stories, few games reach this level of visual and audio polish. This is the version that pushes that technical ambition even further.

So, who is it for? For you if you want a dark experience, gorgeous to the eye and ear, willing to make you uncomfortable. Much less if you want first a comforting game you bond with without reservation.