Fallout 2: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game

Fallout 2: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game is a classic role-playing game with an isometric view, continuing the story of the world after a nuclear war. The hero is the Chosen One, tasked with saving his native village. The freedom here is enormous: you can solve a problem by force, persuasion, cunning or trade, and almost every situation allows for multiple outcomes. The combat system is turn-based, and the hero's skills and characteristics determine which options are generally available. In addition to the main line, there are a lot of side quests and meetings. It’s worth mentioning separately about freedom: almost any problem can be solved in several ways, so the game is not limited to one playthrough. In addition to the main line, there are many side quests, from funny to tough. Hero development is detailed, and characteristics affect not only combat, but also dialogue. Control of a squad in battle is turn-based, which allows time for calculation. The design has long been outdated, but the text and variability are still considered exemplary among classic role-playing games. Cities and settlements differ in order, so the hero is greeted differently in different places. Some tasks can be solved without fighting, and this significantly distinguishes the project from linear games. The rules in the settlements are different, so the hero is greeted differently. Characteristics affect not only combat, but also dialogue, so assembling a hero is important in advance. The picture is long outdated, but the text and variability are still considered exemplary. For those players who want to see the origins of the genre, the game is a must.