Fallout: New Vegas is undoubtedly one of my favorite games of all time. Despite its flaws (many of which were due to time constraints forced upon the developers), it remains one of the best-written RPGs on the market. The setting is compelling and the characters are very practical; every quest has multiple solutions, a number of which do not involve combat. Players have the freedom to craft nearly any character they desire and feel as if they are traversing a dynamic, bustling post-post-apocalyptic world. Additionally, the soundtrack is superb, masterfully blending the spirit of the Wild West with the glamor of Las Vegas and the Rat Pack. New Vegas is the game I keep coming back too, as I have never found anything else like it. It is, in my opinion, the best Fallout game, and I would recommend it to any RPG fan.

Fallout: New Vegas is undoubtedly one of my favorite games of all time. Despite its flaws (many of which were due to time constraints forced upon the developers), it remains one of the best-written RPGs on the market. The setting is compelling and the characters are very practical; every quest has multiple solutions, a number of which do not involve combat. Players have the freedom to craft nearly any character they desire and feel as if they are traversing a dynamic, bustling post-post-apocalyptic world. Additionally, the soundtrack is superb, masterfully blending the spirit of the Wild West with the glamor of Las Vegas and the Rat Pack. New Vegas is the game I keep coming back too, as I have never found anything else like it. It is, in my opinion, the best Fallout game, and I would recommend it to any RPG fan.