Fallout

Great game, great fallout. It oozes atmosphere, the writing is excellent and the gameplay is your typical isometric tactical that is making a comeback nowadays.

After playing Fallout NV, 3, and 2, this was a trip back to simplicity. You have a goal, and you are given a considerable amount of ways to accomplish this goal (or fail it). It straddles the deep and shallow end of complexity when it comes lore, factions, characters, and alignments, and after you rush through to avoid both timers (there are two time limits) you realize your actions and inactions and play again fixing your mistakes or exacerbating them. It just needed to prove what Fallout could be and threw in some solid characters and quests to boot.

I never tought i would like rpg games like fallout 1 but here we are The story is good the charrecters are interresting and the world is immersive ( it may not seem like it but it is)

Duration: 14.5 hours  I once suspected it was my own problem until I watched someone else's process video. Why do I feel like I'm not playing the same game as others?   [Other people's pictures: clear and straightforward/Mosaic but the map is bright and clear.  My picture: It's all a mess/You can't see your hand in front of your face. Even with the maximum brightness, it's still hard to see clearly. You can only press your face against the screen. ]   [The gameplay of others: Tasks are completed smoothly and the plot unfolds gradually.  My gameplay: I completed this task. Why didn't the NPC trigger the next step? Why are others' tasks going so smoothly, but mine can't be carried out? And why do others have so many weapons? ]    Am I playing the same game as others?? It's very interesting. It's just that I'm too unaccustomed to eating fine bran. If I could add something like the ALT key in Diablo to display interactive items or the names of NPCS, I wouldn't give up. Otherwise, my eyes would go blind. (Crack)

I have been a Fallout fan since the third entry and I have to say that these games never let me down. I usally don't play turned base RPGs, but this game probably changed that. The atmosphere and story are the best in the series and while some mechanics are dated, it still is diamond in the rough. I spent so many hours playing and I just couldn't help wanting more. I have played all the Fallout games and this is probably my favorite alongside Fallout 3. Play this game, you won't regret it.