Bioshock (2007)

If you're at all familiar with the history of videogames, this title will already hold a place in your heart. But the joy of Bioshock is that it can be discovered by anyone, at any time, and still be a compelling title. Other than the timeless mechanics of first person shooters, this game's ten-year reign is thanks to its incredible world and story. Taking the role of Jack, you crash land in a steampunk dystopia hidden underwater. Known as Rapture, this place is home to terrifying genetically modified humans, abandoned buildings, and hulking machines Driven by a sort of insanity, Raptures inhabitants will attack anything that moves, and it's up to you find out why. However, a deeper story emerges as you fight your way through enemies with magic and pistol. A tale of unchecked capitalism, gray areas, and powerful figures. Through its weaving story, Bioshock acts as a stark warning that still resonates today.