Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game

bueno, despues de haber pasado este juego, creo que es mi deber recomendar este titulo a futuros jugadores, aunque la jugabilidad pueda resultar tosca e incomoda para algunos, he de decir que una vez te adaptas el juego se hace mucho mas ameno, sinceramente un 8.5/10 por algunas carencias pero aun asi lo recomiendo encarecidamente si te gusta fallout y los juegos rpg de los 90

I heard a lot about how the first two Fallout games are superior to the 3D entries—how they are darker, more realistic, have better characters, and are "true" RPGs. Having played Fallout 3, New Vegas, and 4 (though I dropped 4 after 70+ hours due to bugs), I would say the first game is enjoyable... at most. For me, it’s the weakest of the series so far. Do you have freedom of action here? Yeah... unless you break a questline with an obvious action and several stories just stop progressing or even worse the whole town becomes an enemy to you, or unless your freedom leads straight to the final cutscene because you accidentally stumbled into the endgame location without even realizing it. It also feels like the least serious game in the series so far. Characters are often made stupid just for gags, there are a lot of subculture references, and the dialogue relies on jokes that just didn't work for me. It’s not a con per se, but I realized I would enjoy a darker, more realistic take on this setting. I wasn't really invested in the characters because most of them felt like caricatures rather than real people. A remake wouldn't hurt, either. Surprisingly, it runs pretty well on modern hardware. I only had one issue—a black screen after alt-tabbing, which is easily fixed by a quick re-render. But the game lacks a lot of modern convenience. The UI is very uncomfortable and forces you to waste a lot of clicks on simple, frequent actions. Doors don't stand out from the walls at all; the game really lacks the smart color contrast of the original Diablo 2, where interactable doors were easily visible against the background. That said, I did enjoy the character progression. It was interesting to explore this small but open world, and it was fun to try to min-max my build and outsmart some of the game mechanics. I enjoyed this game the least in the series, but I still enjoyed it. It was a fun journey.