Fallout 2: A Post Nuclear Role Playing

Fallout 2: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game is not much different from the first part. The sequel removed the time limit to perform the main quest. After 13 years, the passage ends automatically. Gameplay here remained the same, the engine almost never changed. But the open postpocalyptic world has become much wider. Nonlinearity has become even more.

Events occur in 80 years after the original. Founded by a succession from shelter 13 Arraio village dies from drought. In 2041, Elder sends favorites for a miracle of engineering thought from a pre-war era. After that, the user can freely have fun in a giant sandbox.

Fallout 2 appeared the opportunity to move on a global map not only on its two, but also by car. To get a wheelbarrow, you need to perform a special order. In transport there is a trunk that allows you to store objects from inventory. During the journey between cities, the user can come across random events and open new points of interest.

There is an opportunity to hire satellites. You can not give orders directly - only to ask the desired behavior. They, like their character, can be equipped with weapons, armor and first-aid kits. Hero runs on real-time location. Fights occur in step-by-step mode. On movement, strikes, recharging, shifting of weapons. You can aim in creatures in specific parts of the body (head, limb, torso, groin) with a different chance of hitting. The fights are brutal and bloody. There is a dissected.

Flexible Character Editor will allow you to customize the protege under different game styles. The project can be passed in both 40 minutes, and for 100 hours a multitude of ways from the destruction of all living things before bailing and stealth. The game allows you to become a sheriff, a robber, a slave trade, a merchant, a member of the mafia, an underground boxer guarding caravans by mercenary, actor films for adults, ordinary alcoholic or drug addict and many more. Thanks to the karma system, the protagonist will face the consequences of its elections.