The one game this generation you feel everyone should play in their lifetime

[IceWolf]

What is the ONE game released on the PS4/Xbox One/Switch that you feel everyone should play at least once in their lifetime, as it is a truly special experience that needs to be experienced by all?

Mine would be Transformers: Devastation. As a fan of G1 Transformers since I was a kid back in the early-1980s, during the height of their popularity, to finally have a pretty accurate G1 Transformers game is really a dream come true. Over the years, we have had pretty average Transformers games and none really on the G1-line of Transformers. The game is pretty near-and-dear to my heart and with gameplay that is fun. The story is pretty typical Transformer fare too. I feel like with how special this game is, I think everyone should play this game at least once in their life; especially if they grew up in the 80s and fondly remember watching cartoons like this when coming home from school; or just like giant robots duking it out against each other.

What is your pick?

[Philby The Bilby]

The Witcher 3 you have played it or you have heard all about it from your friend who manages to play every game ever. if you like RPG games open worlds or fun this is the game for you. really nothing else to be said about it except if you wait for a sale you'll feel guilty you didnt buy it at full price.
"PAM PA RAM"

and another one...

DOOM if you are a fan of FPS games or just not into the 30 - 70 hour long campaigns in other games this is just for you. This game goes faster than Hecarim with a zilean speed boost zooming down mid lain. The combat mechanics are pure like a child sleeping, when you hear the music good lord you will want to punch things (in good way) even puppies.
"RIP AND TEAR UNTILL IT IS DONE"

[Garrett]

I was torn between Resident Evil 7 and Alien: Isolation but I'll have to pick Alien because of how much replayability the dynamic AI adds. Sure it's filled with unskippable barely interactive narrative scenes but they are so gorgeous that you don't really want to skip them. And the level design reminds me of the System Shock games.