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    Fallout

    Game » consists of 8 releases. Released Sep 30, 1997

    A critically acclaimed role-playing game developed by Black Isle Studios and Tim Cain in 1997, Fallout established itself as a prominent post-apocalyptic universe with a dark sense of humor.

    mastachiefpwn's Fallout (PC) review

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    ALLOW ME TO CORRECT MY SELF


    After playing this game a lot more, I have found bunches of where I was wrong. I played it for like 25 mins and thought it was gay, but after beating it, I saw their was a lot I missed. The animation and graphics I still hate, I can not play this game for more than an hour without my eyes burning. The game itself is a fun experance, while I feel under pressure of the time limit, before and after the water chip, It is still one of the best RPGs I have ever played. The water chip and mutant attack give it a lot of the thril. I would say that the Master would be one of the top 50 most rememberable video game charactors I have ever seen. As a decade old game goes, this one has it all. It almost makes you feel you are their as the vault dweller pressing for the survival of you, and the vault. Their is a few problems I have like graphical glitches and shut downs, but it is a game every true gamer should play.

    Other reviews for Fallout (PC)

      Almost Perfect. 0

      RPGs tend to be stuck in the same medieval time periods, but Fallout offers a fresh, original storyline set in a distant retro future. The game's renown is surely due to its interesting plot line, humorous and believable dialog, and exciting characters. From the moment the game starts, you're placed in the role of an inhabitant of Vault 13, where you were born and have lived yourentire life thanks to an apocalyptic nuclear war that's all but wiped out humanity. The water chip which recyles the v...

      2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

      Quite Possibly the Greatest RPG of the 90s, Given a Decent Shot 0

      Playing Fallout today can be, in a word, daunting. The game's graphics and isometric camera angle scream "90s," and the game's mechanics have long been extinct in the games that have come out recently. However, if you give Fallout a decent chance, without any preconceived notions of what the game should be like, then you'll find an amazing game hidden under some 90s dust.I've had an on-and-off relationship with Fallout for many years now, as dumb as that may sound. As a teengaer, I picked up bo...

      1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

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