This did not feel like an RPG to me, and was well done to the point that I am on my second playthrough. Some critics and players are commenting on the ending (no spoiler), but I must say that for the amount of customization a person can have in this game, it goes right along with the story.Įven without multiplayer, this game has replay value with the limitless ways you can play as – via good, bad, neutral, thief, etc. This aspect alone warrants multiple play times.
Some find out too late that it is important to make hard choices to choose which attributes to build up. The single player game takes a lot of chances, but succeeds, in making the player make hard choices and customizing the game to their own path. This game can be streamlined to do the main quest, or you can help the citizens of wasteland in their personal affairs. Smooth animations, huge world design, and interactive and smart A.I. The best, yet simplistic feeling is when you first turn on this gam for the first time, and all you hear is the old 50’s radio sparking on with the tube. The reason for the slightly lower mark is the r epetitiveness of the radio, some of the sound effects, but overall, a lot of time, and thought, went into putting in effective music, voice acting and emphasis, and surrounding wasteland. The time specific music, the radio channels, and the voice acting are all A+. The sounds, music, effects, and voices take you immediately into the game.
The graphics are make you look twice – When you first exit the vault and see the landscape, you think to yourself “what next”? The graphic interface, use of PiP Boy and the movements really show that Bethesda took the time and care to make this well worth your hard earned money. Please note: I have never played any prior Fallout Titles, and this is from a n00b prospective. Replay Value – High (for a single player only game) 9/10
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