Bioshock, without a doubt, is one of the video game events of the year. A first person shooter that is more than just a first person shooter. Not only is this game fun, but the storyline is thought-provoking and philosophical. This is more than just a game. This an interactive storybook of epic proportions.

The game begins with you sitting in a plane flying over the Atlantic Ocean, and the year is 1960. Unexpectedly the plane crashes in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean and you are the only survivor. There's a lighthouse close by. The first suspicious thing is that there's a lighthouse out in the middle of nowhere. But you've got little options and all you can do is go into them. The moment you step inside you're greeted by a banner which states: "No Gods or Kings. Only Man." Going further into the lighthouse you're soon taken to underwater city of Rapture. A place where religion and morality do not rule the decisions of mankind. Where every man does what he chooses for their own selfish gain. In a word: Total Freedom. The city is run by a man named Andrew Ryan. When you arrive in the city, however, its quite clear that Andrew Ryan's perfect world wasn't so perfect. The city lies in ruins and chaos runs rampant as a form of genetically mutated people called splicers run rampant. With the help of a man named Atlas who guides you through the twisted city of Rapture, you'll have to survive long enough to get out