A Europe where the Reich won, and a soundtrack that sticks to your skin long after you put the controller down.

The profile paints a game built on atmosphere above all. On music and sound, it sits ahead of 90% of titles, the clear strength here. Attachment follows close behind, ahead of more than eight games out of ten, a sign that this world and its characters get under your skin. Rediscovery and fun stay around the average. And then there is the contrast that grabs you: the feel of the controller in hand drops to the bottom, ahead of only 15% of games. There is the tension. It pulls you in through mood and emotion, but the raw feel of the gunfight does not land. Keep in mind, all of this rests on very few votes, two or three per criterion, so nothing is settled, just an early trend to confirm.

In the landscape of solo shooters, this is a game that bets on story and alternate history more than on the nerve of the trigger, where so many FPS live and die by their gameplay.

So, who is it for? For you if you love an FPS with a real story, a strong atmosphere and music that leaves a mark. Much less so if you come first for the raw thrill of shooting, because that is exactly where the early votes hesitate.