Разработчик: Bethesda Game Studios
Описание
With Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition, experience the most acclaimed game of 2008 like never before. Create a character of your choosing and descend into an awe-inspiring, post-apocalyptic world where every minute is a fight for survival. Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition includes all five of the Fallout 3 Game Add-on Packs:
- Operation: Anchorage - Enter a military simulation and fight in the liberation of Anchorage, Alaska from its Chinese Communist invaders.
- The Pitt - Travel to the post-apocalyptic remains of Pittsburgh and become embroiled in a conflict between slaves and their Raider masters.
- Broken Steel - Increase your level cap to 30, and finish the fight against the Enclave remnants alongside Liberty Prime.
- Point Lookout - Embark on a mysterious and open-ended adventure in a huge, murky swampland along the coast of Maryland.
- Mothership Zeta - Defy hostile alien abductors and fight your way off of the alien mothership, orbiting miles above the Capital Wasteland.
Key Features
- Limitless Freedom - Take in the sights and sounds of the vast Capital Wasteland! See the great monuments of the United States lying in post-apocalyptic ruin! You make the choices that define you and change the world. Just keep an eye on your Rad Meter!
- Experience S.P.E.C.I.A.L. - Vault-Tec engineers bring you the latest in human ability simulation — the SPECIAL Character System! Utilizing new breakthroughs in points-based ability representation, SPECIAL affords unlimited customization of your character. Also included are dozens of unique skills and perks to choose from, each with a dazzling variety of effects!
- Fantastic New Views - The wizards at Vault-Tec have done it again! No longer constrained to just one view, experience the world from 1st or 3rd person perspective. Customize your view with the touch of a button!
- The Power of Choice - Feeling like a dastardly villain today, or a Good Samaritan? Pick a side or walk the line, as every situation can be dealt with in many different ways. Talk out your problems in a civilized fashion, or just flash your Plasma Rifle.
- Blast 'Em Away With V.A.T.S. - Even the odds in combat with the Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System for your Pip-Boy Model 3000! V.A.T.S. allows you to pause time in combat, target specific body parts on your target, queue up attacks, and let Vault-Tec take out your aggression for you. Rain death and destruction in an all-new cinematic presentation.
- Mind-Blowing Artificial Intelligence - At Vault-Tec, we realize that the key to reviving civilization after a global nuclear war is people. Our best minds pooled their efforts to produce an advanced version of Radiant AI, America's First Choice in Human Interaction Simulation. Facial expressions, gestures, unique dialog, and lifelike behavior are brought together with stunning results by the latest in Vault-Tec technology.
- Eye-Popping Prettiness* - Witness the harsh realities of nuclear fallout rendered like never before in modern super-deluxe HD graphics. From the barren Wasteland, to the danger-filled offices and metro tunnels of DC, to the hideous rotten flesh of a mutant's face.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, italian, spanish - spain
Системные требования
Windows
- Operating system: Windows XP/Vista
- Processor: 2.4 Ghz Intel Pentium 4 or equivalent processor
- Memory: 1 GB (XP)/ 2 GB (Vista)
- Hard disk space: 7 GB
- Video: Direct X 9.0c compliant video card with 256MB RAM (NVIDIA 6800 or better/ATI X850 or better)
- Sound: DirectX®: 9.0c
- Controller support: Xbox 360 controller
- NVIDIA GeForce 200 series, Geforce 9800 series, Geforce 9600 series, Geforce 8800 series, Geforce 8600 series, Geforce 8500 series, Geforce 8400 series, Geforce 7900 series, Geforce 7800 series, Geforce 7600 series, Geforce 7300 series, GeForce 6800 series
- ATI HD 4800 series, HD 4600 series, HD 3800 series, HD 3600 series, HD 3400 series, HD 2900 series, HD 2600 series, HD 2400 series, X1900 series, X1800 series, X1600 series, X1300 series, X850 series
- Operating system: Windows XP/Vista
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo processor
- Memory: 2 GB System RAM
- Hard disk space: 7 GB
- Video: Direct X 9.0c compliant video card with 512MB RAM (NVIDIA 8800 series, ATI 3800 series)
- Sound: DirectX®: 9.0c
- Controller support: Xbox 360 controller
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Like with any Bethesda RPG released pre 2016 this recommendation comes with a huge catch. The catch being that this game is a nightmare to get running smoothly on modern systems. BUT! If you can get this game running by grace of all the gods in heaven then you get what is probably my single favorite game of all time. This game made me love RPGs and I can always go back to it for a good time.
Great game,great atmosphere and great world building.
phenomenal game, have to say
pros - open world with great atmosphere, great artistic direction, fun combat, and a good time to just launch and play on a character for a bit
cons - no proper aiming outside of scoped weapons, some portions of DC aren't explorable (i.e a park that was cut), Point Lookout has too many trees for the engine to handle, and the Pitt has a bit of an anticlimatic ending to things, with little change to the worldspace of Pittsburgh
Been playing this gem first on PS3 since its initial release back in 2008. Just love the free roaming RPG element of this game and being able to just go wandering the DC wastes for hours on end hoping to stumble upon something new you haven't seen before. Excellent game with a great story and good DLCs to go along with it. I'll never get tired of playing this masterpiece and will continue to still play it as time goes by because of how much this game has a special place in my heart.
My first Fallout game and going into it nearly completely blind was something special that I rarely experience in a video game anymore. So I will always be partial to this one over the others.
How the figglenoodle, have you peoples not played this, its a masterpiece dont say anything just click that add to cart and get rid of your college fund to get this game and all the others
Just finished my first playthrough of this game and WOW!, the level of detail in the stories of this game are insane, I guess that's what Bethesda is famous for. I did everything you can do in this game and it took a whopping 160 hours! There are so many thoughtfully crafted quests and detailed locations to explore in this post-apocalyptic world. I love the dark humor throughout this game, just the random things they put in here to make players laugh while facing all the wild threats in the game. You just don't get this caliber of video game very often anymore. Bethesda, thank you for this masterpiece and keep doing what you do best. We will wait, no matter how long to play the next masterpiece you come out with.
A tier game. for sure up there with FO4. The DLC's in this game are great, and they offer tons of content, hours of gameplay and great rewards too. but not only are the DLC's great, but the story is too. Hours of main quests, and side quests too. Depending on if you want to be a good person, theres plenty of options for that. if your evil(like me), theres so many evil options too. if your new to the series, I would 100% recommend Fallout 3. the only issue I have, is that my game loses frames a lot, but its not a huge deal. over all 10/10 game.
now give me Fallout 5
Favourite Game ever, watched my dad play it growing up and followed in his footsteps lol
Highly Recommended
I couldn't get the game to work no matter what I tried. I cant get past the start menu. I read through a lot of guides for various methods but nothing seems to work. I have win11 and a Victus pc. I don't recommend buying this game until there's an official update or something about fixing this issue. If anyone has any info on fixing this lmk cuz I wanna play so bad lol this was the only fallout game I played as a kid. I have like almost 300 hours combined on my pc and ps5 for fallout 4 now. I heard of the Tale of Two Wastelands mod that merges new vegas and f3 would that be a viable option if I cant get this bug fixed?
This game is super difficult compared to other fallout games in my opinion and maybe i just picked terrible stats or i should level up more before completing the quests i am doing but if you don't pick the right perks/skills regular things you use to heal basically do nothing this might be a bug but i literally cannot heal unless i have like 15 stimpaks. Also, you cannot access other tabs while playing fullscreen and Alt+Tab makes you not be able to get back on the tab so beware of that. It is still a good game overall though
I find this to be the weakest entry in the franchise. To its credit, it sets the bar going into the 3D era--introduces vats, the iconic pipboy UI, embraces the interactivity of world objects and environmental storytelling. However, its narrative abilities are just so lacking. I think this is a fair trade-off when evolving from isometric to 3-d, except the fact Bethesda was using an engine they used for other IPs and further, these narrative flaws remain in DLCs where this would not have been a relevant concern of priority. I feel bad for not being able to get through the main story. The "be evil" choices just seemed so outlandish and video-gamey that the entire game feels hyper tailored to a specific type of person at a specific time that doesn't evolve in interpretation as one ages.
I really love this game and i find it very rewarding to get a tennpenny suite because its very cool to have your own butler, nuka cola machine, and medical station in your suite and even though you get a lot of bad karma from it, i think its pretty fun.
In Fallout 3, you leave the safety of Vault 101 and step into a land of wreckage, mutants, and desperate survivors. Armed with a few rations and maybe a trusty 10mm pistol, you navigate a world where Scrap metal is currency (hi Walter) and every character has their own quirks. The game’s dark humor and bizarre personalities make each encounter memorable, from bartering with shady merchants to taking down the super mutants — victims of a unique, local Forced Evolutionary Virus that left them big, green, and not exactly brilliant. Well, all except for Fawkes, the one mutant who somehow got the brains with the brawn.
More than a decade later, Fallout 3 is still as buggy as ever, and getting it to run on a modern PC feels like a post-apocalyptic dance routine. But once it’s up, the freedom to be the Wasteland’s unlikely hero or its most unpredictable chaos-maker is worth the trouble. As for the DLCs? Mostly a slog, though Point Lookout brings a swampy, eerie side adventure that’s a real highlight.
With eerie landscapes, a surreal soundtrack, and quirks in every corner, Fallout 3 is an unforgettable journey.
do not get this game it doesnt work on morden pc and is just a complet waist of cash
How are you going to completely break your game, and leave it broken? It's so broken, I've had to play NEW VEGAS to even play Fallout 3 (TTW)! It is technically possible to fix Fallout 3 by downgrading it, or using certain mods-but no matter the technique, there are still people incapable of playing it. Which is sad for people like me who started with 3. It is my favorite in the franchise and holds the most nostalgia for me personally.
I can ONLY recommend this game on a huge sale with all the dlc's around $5-10. And if you can't get it to work in the first two hours, either keep it for TTW or refund it.
https://taleoftwowastelands.com/
windows 10 - Click on search bar, type ransomware, open ransomware protection, click on block history, in the list you can select what was recently blocked and you will see fallout 3 exe and the launcher blocked. allow it.
or you can select controlled folder access settings, allow an app through controlled folder access, press add an allowed app, press recently blocked apps or all apps, add it to the list of exceptions.
or you can turn off controlled folder access altogether. up to you. this fixed the game and it works. both gog and steam versions.
Great job Bethesda, you got rid of the games for windows live bullshit but didn't bother to fix the rest of the game! Mods don't even work even when you downgrade what version you play on.
great game with a really good immerive story and great side quest eshpesly the broken steel dlc but getting the game to work was a bit of a hassle but if you are a new to fallout 3 there is a mod on nexus mod that should fix the crashing the links is down below
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout3/mods/17209
Can be quite lacking in depth of the story compared to New Vegas. Although this game has the best atmosphere out of all the games and feels the most "Post Apocalyptic".
Played on PC. The first game in the series that's more open-world play vs the earlier releases that are more RPG style. The game has crashed on me a handful of times, so I expect it to continue to do so. I try to save often. I like the game, I feel like the enemies are creepier than Fallout 4 enemies.
So for a game that I started playing in 2016, only to take 8 years break after some 80% completion. It's pretty decent game still today. I changed much more than how much game has aged and necessary conclusion is that such open world games with tonnes of side quests are simply no longer my cup of tea. Simply not enough time in life to play 30+ hours for having story diluted by distracting fetch quests. Main line story games with couple of branches for different endings would be sufficient for me... and I can say I done it only to finish what I started and I'll probably never even start up Fallout New Vegas that I bought also X years ago simply because I expect it's more of the same...
I have played FO3 for about 150 hours. The hours were not counted by steam because of some of the comatibility settings you have to do to make the game run on Windows 10.
The game creates a very interesting and engaging atmosphere. There is an eerie atmosphere due to the world being post-apocalyptic. However, there is also a very comfortable sense of comaraderie to be found among the various NPCs. There are player choices which determine the fate of several NPCs in an impactful way. Physics, mechanics, are dated and the RPG mechanics are not really RPGish. There are no factions. However, most quests give a choice so you can side with individuals on a quest by quest basis. The world reacts to your Karma.
The DLCs such as Point Lookout and The Pitt are extremely good and continue on the remarkable world building that the base game does. Brotherhood of Steel is not bad either. The other two can be interesting or boring depending on you.
Overall, I recommend the game if you want to get lost in an atmosphere and contemplate human behaviour and existence.
7/10 Fun enough despite its glaring issues. Nab it when it goes on sale for $5 as it does so regularly.
Warning: This game will likely require you to mod it to make it function on modern hardware and/or AMD cards.
Ah a crisp walk through the nuclear wasteland without all the NV bugs. Almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.
Um dos jogos que mais joguei quando era pequeno quando meu pc só rodava isso e mais nada, nem o new vegas rodava direito e eu pirateava essa merda. É muito bom. Bethesda ainda fazia jogos bons nessa época e eu era fan dms da empresa. Requer uns mods para jogar em PCs modernos.
Enjoyed Fallout Tuah (and any other Fallout game) way more. I found this story to be dull + scenery feels unfinished and lacks detail
This is such a fun game, the storyline is very interesting and I especially love the pitt. Bethesda really nailed the atmosphere of the game and made it feel like an apocalyptic wasteland.
Just does not lunch without 3rd party applications and even then not always.
My main playthrough was on PS3. Having played through all of the content of this game, I can safely say it's pure class. And that's an understatement. Whoever hasen't played this game yet are missing out big time. It is clearly in my top 5 of all time. It's a 10/10 masterpeice. It's mostly the atmosphere, vibes and feelings that the game gives the player that matters the most. Not to mention the perfection in RPG elements, dialogue/ choice, open world, exploration and inventory management. It's a game that is FUN each second you play.
For anyone wondering, it doesn't run that bad anymore. It's perfect on the Steam Deck. Doesn't need any tinkering at all, just play on ultra settings and play on stable 90 fps. Rarely stutters. Game crashed once in 10 hours but isn't a problem since it autosaves almost all the time.
I hope Bethesda will add achievements one day.
The amount of mods that I have to download in order to play the game is flat out ridiculous.
I know this game is 16-17 years old but it's disappointing that you have to download mod patches in order to launch/play the game on modern hardware. I still don't understand why Bethesda hasn't release a patch for modern hardware a decade later (Apart the GFWL removal).
I really hope that they either release another patch for modern hardware compatibility or announce a remaster. But until then, good luck on getting 3 to run on your PC or Steam Deck/ROG Ally and enjoy "The Bethesda experience".
The Fallout series is an RPG series that I've heard a lot of praise about in the past so decided to give it a shot starting off with the Fallout 3 GOTY. Most people describe Fallout games as "Skyrim, but with guns", and that description fits pretty well from my experience and makes sense as well since the series is developed by Bethesda who also developed Elder Scrolls series. The game itself is set in the Capital Wasteland, or pretty much Washington D.C after it got nuked to bits. The post-apocalyptic D.C offers plenty of interesting locations to visit as well as some that you don't want to (like Deathclaw Sanctuary) that you could spend hours exploring. I would say that roughly 2/3 of my playtime at the time of writing of this review went to exploring non-quest related places, while the rest went for the story and side-quests.
The game play itself is a pretty basic RPG which you would expect from a game from 2008/2009. You have your character creator, as well as different characteristics, skills, and perks that you can assign to your character, and can assign more of as you level up. The game play in terms of combat is pretty basic too, you don't have really any cover mechanic, or any other special mechanic that would protect you from getting shot, so you're going to be relying heavily on the V.A.T.S system. On the bright sides, killing someone during/using the V.A.T.S system does provide some pretty neat dismemberment animations, so gotta give credit where credit is due.
The game also offers a wide selection of weapons for you to chose from and the ones you can specialize in, these range from melee weapons, all the way to Big Guns like Rocket Launchers, and Gatling Guns. For some of the weapons it might be hard to come by some ammo so you may find yourself in situations where you're going to be buying ammo from merchants (which fortunately is cheap enough). The story is engaging enough and you do meet a lot of interesting and varied characters across the Wasteland from goodie two shoes, to absolutely dastardly characters in fact, you can even choose which one you want to be, and which side you choose to team up with.
With varied characters, the game also offers a wide variety of enemies to always make combat encounters varied and interesting. Each enemy faction makes use of different weapons and require a bit of different tactics to take them down. The game offers 5 DLCs with one of the DLCs being an extension of the main story itself after the base game offered a quite disappointing ending to the game. That DLC extension also provides the ability for your character to gain additional 10 levels which provides you a way to over-power your character. I pretty much managed to get 100 level of skill in almost every skill with the exception of 3 of them.
The remaining 4 DLCs take you to 4 new areas, the Zeta DLC does provide a new small area for you to explore and although it does not offer much in terms of side mission or content, it does provide some amazing Energy Weapons some of which I used throughout my whole play through. The Anchorage DLC is similar to the Zeta DLC in that it's a small, and linear area, yet I did enjoy it more for some reason over the Zeta DLC, the Anchorage DLC also offers an armor after completing it that pretty much breaks the stealth of the game and makes you undetectable (in stealth mode) unless you're using unsurpressed weapons, or if the enemy bumps into you, ended up using that armor for the remainder of my game play.
The Pitt DLC is more open in comparison with the last 2 DLCs and does offer an interesting story and few side missions, and finally we come to the Lookout DLC which is the most "open world" out of all the DLCs with good amount of places to explore and side missions, as well as containing several enemies that can be labelled as "bullet sponges" that might discourage you from exploring. Performance wise, the game works to an acceptable level of Steam Deck in that it's neither good nor bad. On the good side, since this is a more older game it's not heavy on the battery itself so you could easily squeeze about 3 - 4 hours of game play on full battery.
On the negative side the game does crash quite a lot, even if the game is booted up without putting the Steam Deck to sleep. The crashes mostly happen when you're fighting a large number of enemies, or you're fighting one of the "bullet sponge" enemies (Ghoul Reaver, Mutant Overlord, Enclave Hellfire Trooper etc). This is one of the major problems that I had with the Point Lookout DLC as that DLC probably crashed on me more frequently than the main game itself. If you're out and about exploring the Wasteland, or the Point Lookout DLC area, just make sure to remember to save your game often so that you don't lose ton of progress.
Despite some performance issues, and some of the game's downfalls, I did enjoy Fallout 3 as my 1st experience into the Fallout series. The game offers in interesting enough story with various characters and factions to experience, as well as a huge open area with no shortage of locations to explore. From the DLCs the Pitt, and the Broken Steel probably are the best in my opinion with Anchorage taking 3rd place. As mentioned before, the game does suffer from some performance issues, but nothing that frequent saving can't overcome.
The game is broken on Windows 11, it won't start. Community fixes, launcher updates.. Nothing works. SO until Bugtesda gets their shit together, this is a thumbs down.
don't buy unless you wanna get a broken game... literally I tried 8+ methods to "fix" it, and not one works AT ALL! (do not buy)
I love Fallout a lot and have been itching to play this game so bad, but unfortunately I seem to be experiencing a pretty common bug where I am able to open the game fine and all, no lag or anything, but when I click new game it loads for a second... and then crashes. I have tired many fixes but none of them have any affect at all, would anyone be able to help me? I really want to play Fallout 3! :(
Game was fun to play. Wish the DLC was a little longer, but it made up for it by not crashing or soft locking at all unlike New Vegas. 💪😎🤳
doesn't work on modern pc's some of my drivers got updated and now it crashes on startup.
the more I play, the better it gets. It's old, crufty, and visually not as nice as later games, but the storylines and choices are great. I can see why it was game of the year. Oldie, but a goodie.
Fallout 3 is a landmark title that reimagines the Fallout franchise in a post-apocalyptic, open-world RPG format. Set in the Capital Wasteland, a desolate version of Washington, D.C., the game thrusts players into a world of irradiated ruins, super mutants, and a harsh struggle for survival. With Bethesda at the helm, the classic Fallout universe gets the full 3D treatment and a new perspective, both figuratively and literally.
Gameplay: The core of Fallout 3 is its immersive open-world experience. You start as a vault-dweller, leaving the safety of Vault 101 to venture out into the brutal wasteland in search of your missing father. From the beginning, Fallout 3 offers a freedom rare in games at the time, allowing you to explore in any direction, take on quests, or simply survive as a scavenger. The unique V.A.T.S. system, allowing for targeted attacks, balances turn-based strategy with real-time action, giving players a fun way to engage in combat while making every bullet count. The RPG mechanics are deep yet approachable, with perks that make your character truly unique and memorable.
Atmosphere and Setting: Fallout 3 brilliantly captures a feeling of isolation, decay, and grim beauty. The Capital Wasteland is vast and packed with secrets and lore that reward players willing to dig through terminals, old ruins, and underground bunkers. The visual style—a retro-futuristic vision of a 1950s-inspired post-nuclear America—is unique and brimming with character. From the hauntingly quiet city streets to the eerie sounds of mutated creatures, the atmosphere creates a genuine sense of tension and curiosity.
Story: The story of Fallout 3 centers around family, survival, and the conflict between various factions vying for control over resources and technology. The moral choices you face are meaningful and often come with real consequences, making the main story and side quests more engaging and emotionally impactful. Whether you're choosing to save a town or wipe it off the map, these choices stick with you, influencing the narrative and giving each playthrough a unique spin.
Weaknesses: While Fallout 3 was groundbreaking, it’s not without its flaws. The graphics, while revolutionary for the time, can feel dated now, with blocky NPCs and stiff animations. There’s also a notable lack of polish in terms of bugs and glitches—a Bethesda trademark—that can sometimes disrupt the immersion. The karma system, too, can feel overly simplistic, with actions often labeled as "good" or "bad" with little nuance in between.
Conclusion: Despite these minor flaws, Fallout 3 is a masterpiece that redefined open-world RPGs and set the standard for future Fallout games. It’s a game that feels genuinely alive, full of decisions, dark humor, and exploration that rewards curiosity. For fans of RPGs and post-apocalyptic worlds, Fallout 3 is a journey worth taking.
Rating: 9/10
unplayable, literally cant play the game as it crashes as soon as i hit the play button.
There are a lot of things to do (explore, quests, combat). Random encounters in the Capital Wasteland. The DLCS definitely add flavor to the game. Great music. Variety in the armor and weapons. Simple and great combat system. Different ways to build your character.
While fun, the environment can feel lacking at times. The game has a lot of good ground work of lore and stories but there are some things left to be desired.
Overall a great classic game. 8/10.
This game isn't playable anymore idk wtf happened. Tried uninstalling it and reinstalling it, deleted ifni files, launching it from the exe nothing. I'm starting to think playing fo3 on the pc wasn't meant to last for too long.
Worked until Bethesda restards decided to update a fucking 10+ year old game for no reason and break everyones mods/saves. Honestly from the bottom of my heart get cancer whoever decided that was a good idea.
I played it back when it had Games for Windows Live and was badly optimized for Windows 7, now I'm on Windows 10, it doesn't have Games for Windows Live anymore and it works way better. Still a bit janky but I can play it without any patches. It's good.
**Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition – A Timeless Classic in Post-Apocalyptic Storytelling**
Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition is an exceptional remaster of the beloved 2008 RPG that invites players to immerse themselves in the hauntingly beautiful ruins of Washington D.C. This edition not only includes the original game but also adds all five expansion packs, making it a comprehensive experience that showcases the depth and richness of the Fallout universe.
From the moment you emerge from Vault 101, you're thrust into a stunningly realized post-apocalyptic world. The graphics, while reflective of their time, still deliver an atmospheric experience that effectively captures the desolation and beauty of a world reclaimed by nature. The contrast between the decayed remnants of civilization and the vibrant, mutated life that now inhabits it creates an engaging setting that begs to be explored.
The storytelling in Fallout 3 is a hallmark of the series, blending humor, tragedy, and moral complexity. As you search for your missing father, you encounter a plethora of memorable characters and factions, each with their own motives and stories. The main quest, along with the extensive side quests available, allows players to delve deep into the lore of the Wasteland, creating a narrative that feels personal and impactful.
Character customization is another standout feature, allowing players to shape their hero using the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. system. The freedom to develop your character based on your playstyle—whether as a combat-oriented warrior, a charismatic negotiator, or a stealthy infiltrator—adds layers of depth to the gameplay. The decisions you make throughout the game not only influence your character's development but also impact the world around you, creating a sense of agency that is incredibly rewarding.
Exploration is a core component of Fallout 3, and the open world is teeming with hidden secrets, abandoned buildings, and various encounters that keep the experience fresh and engaging. The attention to detail in the environment design adds to the sense of immersion, encouraging players to venture off the beaten path to discover what lies beyond the main quest.
Combat in Fallout 3 strikes a balance between real-time action and strategic planning through the V.A.T.S. system. This unique mechanic allows players to pause the action and target specific body parts, creating a tactical element that feels both satisfying and engaging. The variety of weapons and modifications available ensures that players can approach combat in numerous ways, keeping each encounter dynamic.
The inclusion of all the DLC expansions—like "Operation: Anchorage," "The Pitt," "Broken Steel," "Point Lookout," and "Mothership Zeta"—adds significant value to the Game of the Year Edition. Each expansion introduces new quests, locations, and characters, further enriching the already expansive world of Fallout 3.
In summary, Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition is a remarkable RPG that expertly combines exploration, storytelling, and character development. Its engaging narrative, richly detailed world, and innovative gameplay mechanics make it a timeless classic that continues to resonate with players today. Whether you’re revisiting the Wasteland or experiencing it for the first time, Fallout 3 offers an unforgettable journey filled with adventure, danger, and the chance to forge your own legacy. Dive in and experience the magic of this iconic title!
The first Fallout developed by Bethesda, and marked the series shift to 3D shooter from 2D turn-based. This game is often overshadowed by New Vegas and Fallout 4, but it set the groundwork for how those games work, and it offers a unique challenge compared to those two in that the survival element is more present (healing items are more rare, rads are more dangerous, less "broken" perks and enemies are harder). It also offers a great experience for those who love to explore, as most of the games more memorable locations are hidden and you have to find them yourself without any missions or NPC's taking you there. A must-play for any Fallout fans
nice story, game play is fast and has good .
First fallout I ever played, great game that set the standard for the 3D fallout games going forward and has very interesting quests and DLCs. 10 green filters out of 10
There's just something about Fallout 3... It's not pretty, it's clunky, and there are like three voice actors total, but, in my opinion, it's still one of the greatest 3D RPGs. The dialogue choices, characters, skills, atmosphere, and exploration made this the staple of what I've considered a proper RPG for more than half of my life now.
I think the game is really fun but I think they should still be updating it so it has better graphics
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| Разработчик | Bethesda Game Studios |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.11.2024 |
| Metacritic | 91 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 80% положительных (27275) |