Fallout

I've played plenty of older-style RPGs but none of them was so unbelievably boring as this one. go around switching between left and right click, with the most uninspiring story ever ("fetch this piece of scrap or we all die"), a "tactical combat" that means repeatedly shot and miss on rats... Not for me, sorry

Censored and missing goodies(avatars, wallpapers, bible, etc) and it costs 10.69$? Meh... Also game unbearably laggy on Dell Inspiron 15-3552 which is quite good to handle 30 years old game. You can understand the whole essence of the game immediately after leaving the Vault 13, even with a 75% chance of hitting the enemy, you can miss with the knife 4 times.or even more against basic rats. Bethesda made right thing to moving this to 3D.

To Much Expansive on GOGCOM mouahahahah gp buy on steam you have 3 games for the same price 1 game on GOGCOM...

can I plat this game in my mac?

I really, really tried to like Fallout and Fallout 2. I played Fallout 1 over 30 hours and Fallout 2 nearly 12 hours. I all installed recommended mod's, patches, etc. I have no idea why these games are so highly rated. They're terrible by today's standards. They haven't aged well at all. If they could be redone using modern graphics, game mechanics & conventions, then they could be great games. As a comparison, I've played and loved the following RPG's: Ultima I thru 8, Wizardry 6, 7, 8, Baldurs Gate 1 & 2, Icewind Dale 1 & 2, Planescape Torment, Arcanum, Deus Ex 1 & 2, Jade Empire, Dragon Age, Morrowind, Oblivion, Neverwinter Nights 1 & 2, Shadowrun Returns, Shadowrun Dragonfall, Shadowrun Hong Kong, Knights of the Old Republic 1 & 2. The Good: - Music and atmosphere - Decent, but not great, stories - Post-apocalyptic setting. Nice break from fantasy / sword & sorcery RPG's. The Bad: - Clunky interface (even for a game from late 90's) - Horrible, extremely grainy graphics (even for a game from the late 90's) - No control of companions in Fallout 1 - Limited control of companions in Fallout 2 - Very poor journal/objectives. Nearly impossible to determine next steps without walkthru - EXTREMELY STEEP difficulty. Die many, many, many times before character levels up to where they can reliably hit/shoot enemies, pick locks, repair equipment, sneak or do anything remotely fun. - Faulty path finding of companions. Often go through dangerous obstacles instead of around them - Poor companion AI. You often take friendly fire in combat from companions - Still buggy. Multiple times had to restart game because quests would not trigger or complete even though all steps specified in walkthrough had been completed. - Poor journal / objectives. Nearly impossible to figure out next steps without walkthru