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Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game

October 1997 Published by Bethesda Softworks Developed by Black Isle Studios Developed by Interplay Entertainment Published by Interplay Entertainment Published by MacPlay Published by Edusoft 86% IGDB

Windows Steam Deck playable ProtonDB Platinum

About

The Vault Dweller is tasked with exploring post-nuclear California in order to retrieve a water chip to replace the broken chip of Vault 13, their home, which they are the first person to ever leave. The player will engage in Western RPG character building and turn-based tactical combat while getting to know settlements and factions of people, mutants and ghouls through branching dialogue trees.

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Genres

Open world Role-playing (RPG)

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Single player Aliens Anarchism Apocalypse Artificial intelligence Attributes Available on - pc gamepass Boss fight Building Character creation Christianity Communism Cult Customizable characters Dark humor Day/night cycle Dialogue trees Dog Drugs Dystopian Easter egg Exploration Explosion Extreme violence Fake in-game advertising Female protagonist Fetch quests Fictional currencies Ghoul Gog preservation program Gore system Grinding Guns and bullets Hexagon Human Hunting Insanity Invisibility Level cap Leveling up LGBTQ+ Lock picking Male antagonist Management Melee Mercenary Military Moral decisions Multiple endings Murder Mutants Nameless protagonist Neutral Non-player character Nuclear bomb Nuclear fallout Nuclear holocaust Nuclear war Online Onlive Original soundtrack release Overworld Pacifist playthrough Pay-to-play Pick your gender Post-apocalyptic Poverty Pseudo non-linear Puzzle platformer Questing Racism Radiation Random encounter Rat Real-time combat Rebels Reluctant hero Removed from gog.com Retro future Rivaling factions Robots Sealing your own fate Severed limbs Sex work Shopping Single-player only Skill points in game Slavery Sniping Sociopathy Spiritual successor Steam Tactical turn-based combat Terraforming Throwing weapons Trilogy Turn-based Turn-based combat Turn-based RPG Two-handed weapons Using dialogue to avoid combat Utopian civilization Vending machine interaction Vigilante World war iii Zero to hero Dos Linux Mac Onlive game system Pc (microsoft windows) Bird view / isometric Science fiction Stealth Survival