Fallout 1

Fallout 1 is a role-playing game about the world after nuclear war. The hero leaves the shelter and goes to look for a way to save his native place. In addition to battles, there are conversations, trading and searching for information. Strength, persuasion or cunning open up different ways to solve problems. The battle takes place in turns, and the characteristics affect the accuracy and number of actions. Time in the game is limited, so don't relax. Encounters in the wastelands are random and always dangerous. The design is long outdated, but the atmosphere and text are still impressive. In addition to the main line, there are city quests that can be completed in different orders. Some encounters open only with certain characteristics of the hero. In addition to the plot, there are city quests that can be completed in any order. Time passes on the world map, and every trip costs something. Characteristics affect dialogue and combat. Dialogue and mindfulness skills open up additional options. In addition to the plot, there are tasks where you need to deal with bandits. Trading and crafting require resources. Some enemies are dangerous even at early levels. Some places are marked on the map, but getting there is not easy. They are looking for missing people based on tips in cities. Equipment is limited by weight and money. Some opponents are more dangerous than they seem. Failed missions remain in memory and cannot be replayed. Time is limited, so it’s worth planning your route. Some enemies require preparation. In addition to the plot, there are tasks that can be failed in time. Some enemies require preparation, not pressure. For anyone who wants to see the origins of the genre, this game is essential.