When civilization ends, humanity truly begins.
A really best documentary of california..
I started with Fallout 3. I didn't expect much from this game when I finally got around to playing it... but I couldn't put it down. I consumed every wiki, watched hours of lore videos, gorged myself on anything relatethanfullyd to this game. I'm so thankful that this game exists.
Gen Z kid playing fallout 1. Truly aged well and ain't having any trouble so far. I like that it actually feels like an actual rpg with its character customization. Its really well made, I recommend it. But it might not be for everyone since it basically throws you in the wild, but easies you in it so don't worry.
i wonder the wasteland. i find some very shady sands, i almost get killed by big cave rats, i keep wondering, i find some guy that can't help me, i keep wondering, i get killed by super mutant, i have failed, my people will die... :( 10/10 would die again
you were hit for no damage you were hit for no damage you were hit for no damage you were critically hit for 163 hit points. feel the pain. you were killed
Never played a game in this style but overall was fun and would recommend to play.
I never played this when it came out, the family pc wasnt for gaming back in the day. Bit of a steep learning curve if you were introduced to Fallout with Fallout 3 and after, but its alot of fun. Really need to pay attention to what the NPCS are saying, theres no quest markers or anything. Pay attention or wander aimlessly till you find what you need to do. everything else about fallout is there, just from a top down isometric view. Companions will SAVE your ass in the early game. One tip though, DONT put off the initial quest, you only have a set time limit to complete it, after that youre free to do what you please.
great game first top down game i've truly enjoyed, for a game that came out in 1997 its still incredibly fun 10/10. "you're a hero... and you have to leave"
Its weird, never played this style before but in a few hours I'm liking it.
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Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game costs $9.99.
System requirements are not available for Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game.
Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game is available on Windows PC.
Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game has 94% positive reviews from 100 players. Metacritic score: 89/100.
Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game was released on Nov 1, 2015.
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