The golden age of the 2000s: Masterpieces that will revive your memories 🎮

1. World of Warcraft (2004)

• Genre: MMORPG (Multi -user Online Role Performance Game)
• Fun point:
  • A vast open world and in -depth worldview
  • Social interaction with party play and guild system
  • PVP (Player vs. Player) battle and raid content
• plotThe player chose one of the Alliance or the Horde camp to explore the world of Azeroth, fight against ancient evils and grow his abilities.

2. Half-Life 2 (2004)

• Genre: First person shooting game (FPS)
• Fun point:
  • Physical engine -based innovative puzzles and battle
  • AI fellow character 'Alix Vance'
  • Excessive storytelling
• plot: Scientist Gordon Freeman fights for human freedom in the future of the future dominated by the alien race Combine.

3. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (2006)

• Genre: Open World RPG
• Fun point:
  • Freedom world exploration and quest selection
  • Detailed character customization
  • Movie -like graphics and sound
• plotThe player is a hero selected by the 'blade' organization in the conspiracy of assassinating the emperor and is in charge of saving the world.

4. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (2004)

• Genre: Open World Action Adventure
• Fun point:
  • The fun of traveling freely and committing a crime
  • Additional elements such as various mini games and airplane control
  • The atmosphere reflecting the 90s hip -hop culture
• plot: After leaving the gangster CJ, he returned back to protect his family, plan revenge, and caught up in a huge plot.

5. Portal (2007)

• Genre: Puzzle Platform Game
• Fun point:
  • Solving original puzzles using portal guns
  • Humorous and attractive AI'Glados'
  • Short but intense story
• plotThe protagonist, who must pass a series of tests in the laboratory, tries to escape with the intention of Glados.

6. Civilization IV (2005)

• Genre: Turn -based strategy game
• Fun point:
  • Strategy of urban construction and civilization development
  • Use of historical great cards
  • Various victory conditions (military, culture, diplomacy, etc.)
• plotThe player leads the civilization from ancient to modern times and builds the best civilization through world conquest, technology advantage, and cultural hegemony.

7. BioShock (2007)

• Genre: FPS/Survival Horror
• Fun point:
  • The unique background and atmosphere of the city's 'Rabcher'
  • Superpower obtained with plasmid systems
  • Philosophical and shocking story reversal
• plot: The protagonist who wants to survive in the undersea urban rapture will dig into the cause of the city's collapse and face the truth.

8. Left 4 Dead (2008)

• Genre: Cooperative FPS
• Fun point:
  • Survival of zombies enjoyed by 4 -person cooperative play
  • Unique attack patterns
  • Provide different experiences every time with the AI ​​director system
• plot: The world turns into a zombie due to the infectious diseases, and four survivors draw a journey to escape to safety zones.

9. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (2003)

• Genre: RPG
• Fun point:
  • Except story in the Star Wars worldview
  • Freedom of choice of light side and dark side
  • Turn -based battle and party member management
• plotIn the conflict between Jedi and Sis, the protagonist determines destiny and fights for peace in the galaxy.

10. Minecraft (2009)

• Genre: Sandbox/Survival Game
• Fun point:
  • Unique graphics and creative architecture in the form of blocks
  • Resource collection and monster treatment in survival mode
  • Infinite creativity in creative mode
• plotThe player explores the vast block world, builds a house, defeats monsters, and creates his own world.