Join the Brotherhood of Steel, a technological revival group dedicated to restoring the world to its former prosperity through science and whatever means necessary. Take part in a quest to reawaken long-dormant technology in order to defeat a powerful enemy in the one of a kind Fallout Universe.
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Join the Brotherhood of Steel, a technological revival group dedicated to restoring the world to its former prosperity through science and whatever means necessary. Take part in a quest to reawaken long-dormant technology in order to defeat a powerful enemy in the one of a kind Fallout Universe.
Each mission involves various hostile obstacles that must be overcome using tactical skirmish warfare. The player controls up to six detailed characters in the single player mission-based campaign or they may use their chosen squad online in multiplayer battles. Squad-members improve with experience, increasing their skills and earning perks. Many varieties of weapons, from handguns to rocket launchers, allow the player to lay waste to his enemies. In addition, the fighting isn't limited to pedestrians, as squad-members may take the action to the streets with armed vehicles.
As a Brotherhood of Steel initiate you will challenge hordes of ghouls, mutants and other radioactive nightmares. Always outgunned and outnumbered you will fight in hopes of restoring humanity. You're in the army now... so, welcome to the Wasteland!
You are the wretched refuse. You may be born from dirt, but we will forge you into steel. You will learn to bend, if not you will break. In these dark times, the Brotherhood - your Brotherhood – is all that stands between the rekindled flame of civilization and the howling, radiated Wasteland.
Your weapons will become more than your tools, they will become your friends. You will use your skills to inspire the lowly and protect the weak... whether they like it or not. Your squadmates will be more dear to you than your kin and for those who survive there will be honor, respect and the spoils of war.
A very well-designed tactical strategy game set in the famous Fallout universe
A great combination of RTS, turn-based strategy and RPG elements
Impressive number of weapons, skills and upgrades
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The interesting thing with Fallout series is that whatever game people play first, it's usually their favourite. I love Fallout Tactics. I can understand that those who played the original or Fallout 2 first, may have different feelings but for me, it was hours, days and weeks of amazing experience. I actually got properly addicted to it. When I played it the second or third time (it was around 20 years ago) I got to the point that I had to break the DVD to stop myself. In its own kind (which is not the same as any other Fallout) this game is close to perfect. I tried Desperados after and I hated it. It wasn't even close. I'm not aware of any other game offering a similar experience. If anyone knows, please tell me as I really like it. Now I'm gonna play it again so may need a therapist soon. Try it! It may not be your thing but if you get into it you will never regret it.
After playing through isometric Fallouts first time in 2020 I must shyly say this was maybe my favorite. While I enjoyed world and story of F1 and was impressed by huge scale and complexity of F2, there always were some gameplay or technical quirks that annoyed me. For FT I had no expectations but decided to try it as well and don't regret. It's for Fallout sort of what Icewind Dale is for Baldur's Gate (only with even less roleplaying) which for me isn't bad thing at all. RPG aspect in FT is shrunk to minimum and pretty much limited to character development which is the same as in previous games. Only here we can develop up to 6 characters which is one of the best things about it. Firstly, as they're fully controllable, there's no dealing with idiotic AI like in F1/2 which finally makes the battles actually enjoyable. Secondly, our main character doesn't need to be jack of all trades as important skills can be distributed among the whole squad.
Combat system is similar and different as before at the same time. Difference makes possibility to switch between real time and turn based mode instantly at any time which makes game faster and more dynamic but still with chance to slow down when things get too hot. Mission design is above average I'd say with different goals and basically no typically frustrating moments such as time limited objectives, infinite enemies spawn or defending npc's. Maps are really quite big and missions are long with lots of fighting which might be tedious at times. Designers did what they could to make maps as diverse as FO universe allows. Outside of typical deserts and junktowns there are underground labs and caves, futuristic structures and even snowy landscapes.
There's a lot of weapons and equipment to use, mostly taken from F2, but with few additions as well as usable vehicles. For tactical game it'd be neat to have destructible environment and if our troops mobility wasn't so limited to predefined paths but it's still enjoyable enough.
Fallout Tactics, the grey sheep of the series: not quite the black sheep of Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel, but it's just a matter of shades. I tried to like this game: I uninstalled it, then reinstalled it twice before ultimately dropping it. I think it remains obscure for a reason.
There is not one big flaw I can point at. It's a cavalcade of minor issues that get in the way of enjoying the game. I can usually brush those aside - I've quite the tolerance for old game awkwardness, but there is just so much of it.
The game runs in real time by default, but without a pause button, it's hard to do any precise work like VATS shots. In truth, everything's running on the same skeleton as the first two Fallout games, and there ARE two turn-based modes... but the game wasn't designed around using those either. It slows everything to a crawl, and on some levels, you'll be sitting for half a minute as unalerted enemies go about their turns... oh, and the UI for figuring out your movement costs is a pain.
Regardless of mode, sightlines are important, more so than in the older games because of the new stance system, but you're getting no preview or display, so you'll just have to guess and hope for the best. And when the fighting is done and it's time to loot? The Fallout inventory system was designed for one hero with maybe some helpers, not squads of up to six. Have fun fighting with the range restrictions when you're trying to transfer gear, and then, once you get back to base, moving all your gear to the one squadmate with Barter so you can get a reasonable amount of scrip for your trouble.
There is so much more. The pathfinding in general is messy, melee sucks, some skills are nigh-useless... It's all too much for the six or so hours I ended up spending on the game. And, yeah, that's the game. It's combat missions strung together by a basic plot. If you don't like that gameplay, you don't have a reason to play, and I didn't, so I won't. Maybe you will?
Actually this might be THE best Real Time Tactics game I have ever played, period. Stuff like Satellite Reign is great but the mechanics alone along with atmosphere is hands down the best. I still remember whining in my naivete it was "not real Fallout" oh how young me would react seeing Toddout 4 and Toddout 76.
This is a fairly linear squad based tactical game with real time, partial realtime using AP, and turn based combat which you can set either way like Pathfinder Kingmaker did. The ambushes, tactics, use of stances it's just great.
This was not a crpg like Fallout 1 & 2, there's some dialogue but no narrative branches and questlines, it's basically just combat and leveling up and gear. Think closer to Diablo II with machine guns and cover. Mark Morgan returns for an eerie epic haunting soundtrack, and remains every bit as atmospheric as the first two Fallout games, with a similar albeit more grim, darker sense of humour. Story is decent, but like the leveling and RPG elements it's all there as backdrop for the combat.
I would easily recommend this game. If you like games like XCOM2, or if you like games like Wasteland 2 or Atom RPG or Pathfinder Kingmaker, you'd like this.
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