It won't set the world on fire, but it's a perfically servicable Fallout game. Don't listen to the haters
This is an excellent recreation of a game I originally had in 2003, bringing it up to date with resolution and ui scaling. I recently bought a new computer with a 4k monitor so the ui scaling was especially important. You can download mods directly while in game using their EE interface, which I thought was especially neat. When the Neverwinter Vault closed years ago, I was sad to see that much history erased. I'm glad to know that much of it was saved. I have spent over 100 hours with Neverwinter Nights and can say without a doubt this is the superior version. I can not tell you how many hours I spent with the original, because we didn't have anything to keep track of that stuff. Rest assured, it was a lot.
Erathia? Nope. Queen Catherine? Nope. Dope gameplay? Yes.
I watched his review, and go to GoG and it is the #1 bestseller. Coincidence? I think not.
Streamlining for once is not a bad word. You do not need a spreadsheet to allocate all of your skills necessary to reach the end. Wasteland 2 was a good game for different reasons, the same as Fallout 1 and 2, but this is Wasteland 3 and should be judged on its own (well-deserved) merits.
This game flew under my radar for a long time, but I'm glad to say that it exceeds all expectations. Dungeon Keeper 3 was never released by bullfrog, but I'm happy to say that these guys have it well in hand
