B.J. Blazkowicz in civilian clothes, corridors swarming with Nazis, and occult powers that slow down time.

No gut pick in the data, so let's read the profile criterion by criterion. The peak is the desert island question, where it beats more than eight games out of ten, on few votes, so take it as an early signal. Controller feel holds up, just above the middle. But the rest sags. Fun drags near the bottom, barely anyone losing sleep over it. Art direction and attachment brush the middle without clearing it, and the soundtrack slips into the lower end. The portrait of a shooter you take for what it does, shooting, without holding on for long.

In the genre, it's a 2009 action FPS carried by its occult angle and its Veil powers, but without the wild identity of the modern MachineGames Wolfenstein games still to come.

So who's it for? You, if you love mowing down Nazis with a supernatural twist, controller in hand. Much less if you want a game that marks you, pulls you in for hours, or leaves an OST stuck in your head.