Continuing the path of the classic Fallouts, this game is the best of the series and it's definitely one of the best RPGs of history.
An alternate timeline not so different than ours, but presenting a possible ending to human civilization with all of it's achievements and flaws. This game tends to force us to reconsider our moral values using simple subjects like theft, or philosophical topics such as Hegelian dialectics.
You're not only obliged to choose between several bureaucratic factions, but you're also stuck in the loophole of "not knowing you're own history" therefore doubting in your own purpose.


This masterpiece teaches us to remember that war never changes, it may not change the suffering masses, it may not change the lust of many men, but it will change at least one man and that one man can change the men of the future.


No matter how vacant your soul is, you will relate to this game.

Continuing the path of the classic Fallouts, this game is the best of the series and it's definitely one of the best RPGs of history. An alternate timeline not so different than ours, but presenting a possible ending to human civilization with all of it's achievements and flaws. This game tends to force us to reconsider our moral values using simple subjects like theft, or philosophical topics such as Hegelian dialectics. You're not only obliged to choose between several bureaucratic factions, but you're also stuck in the loophole of "not knowing you're own history" therefore doubting in your own purpose. This masterpiece teaches us to remember that war never changes, it may not change the suffering masses, it may not change the lust of many men, but it will change at least one man and that one man can change the men of the future. No matter how vacant your soul is, you will relate to this game.