Air Control is a truly unique game that will be played decades, if not centuries after its release. Don't let the title deceive you. The game's setting may be confined in an airplane, but the game contemplates and asks questions about the meaning of life from a philosophical point of view; the game brings up questions about vanity, 6 dollar's worth, broken game distribution system, and gives a hit at modern gamers' attitude of only caring about graphics.
The writing is absolutely marvelous. As a flight attendance, you engage with various passengers in deep and well written conversations that will possibly change your life forever, as it did mine. Each poligonic character feels like a living personality, letting you explore this wonderful world for thousands of hours.
On a serious note though, this game shouldn't be passed to future generations lest it might endanger humanity's existence. The game is so brilliant that if aliens find out its existence they will enslave humanity to take advantage of our intellect that allowed the gifted among us -the developers- to create this masterpiece. Hence, you should only recommend this game to your closest friend, family, lover(s), and your teachers/professors. Give them this game as a Christmas present, and within days you will know that your life has changed forever.