The fictional nature of the plot clashes with the veracity of the facts, but those interested in architecture get a satisfying substitute for travel.

If a zombie coming at you can't motivate you to type faster, I don't know what will.

Yes, the sequel was better, but the seamless narrative style worked better here. It makes Alejandro Iñárritu's "Birdman" jealous.

An experiment in non-linear narrative that may drive most English and Literature majors mad when you think about it.

Like BioShock before it, this games explores the relationship between the player and the protagonist along with some problems with modern warfare.

Sure, most people simply point out the objectivist views of this game, but there's a neat twist for those interested in the role of the protagonist.

Perfect for those wanting to study philosophy of mind.

If you like platformers and typography, rejoice.

This is more entertainment than education, but every level has trivia about one of the most bloody conflicts in history.

You program a computer in this game. That's all you need to know.