Honestly, I didn't even bother trying this one. Please reference my Fallout 1 review below:

Much like my experience with Baldur's Gate 3, I could not bring myself to pass the intro without impatience. My most played genres are turn based, but this one didn't work for me. This would have been the first Fallout game I played.

The action point system feels like an inconvenience, rather than a strategic puzzle. Civilization incorporated this system well, for comparison. Unlike D&D, where you can typically move and attack independently, the system this game uses for turns and actions is annoying, and doesn't feel like it fits with this game in particular. I am happy to see it changed in later releases of this series.

First off, I wouldn't personally pay the full price for this game, I got it as part of a bundle on a huge sale. Take that as you will.

The game is overall good but it will take a lot of adjusting if you're not used to playing video games this old. My two tips are that Agility is an incredibly important stat, and you should save CONSTANTLY. Seriously. There are no autosaves and the game is ruthless with killing you.

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