Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition

There is nothing else to add A game in the true spirit of fallout 2. Options, Quests, choices, ... that is what defines this game.

Unlike a little bit of the the quests-on-rails Fallout 3, the entire New Vegas game doesn't feel cramped (despite a much smaller area of action) or overlong.

Fallout NV lives up to the hype as the best Fallout game. I only wish that stability issues did not prevent me from playing it. Starting up Fallout NV is like playing a slot machine: there is a chance you will be rewarded with a great gamplay, but most often than not you will not be able to play at all. Despite following the advice of deleting the fallout.ini file, importing the no crash mod, and others, more often than not the game crashes during startup. If you are able to figure out the technical problems, you will be rewarded with a great game. Just keep in mind that, like gambling in a casino, you will be frustrated often.

one of the best fallout games

To put it simply, New Vegas is a Wild West tale of revenge set in the 1950s version of what the post apocalyptic future would look like. It vastly improves what they tried to do with Fallout 3, by just doing it all so much better, and with all of the DLC content included you've got lots to do. And you get to do it your way. Heck, the game will even custom build a fully narrated ending for you, completely dependent on how you choose to end the main story, who you meet along the way and how you interact with them.