Fallout is one of the greatest RPG games out there. It's set in the post-nuclear, dangerous world of violence and radiation. The game consists of a very detailed and interesting storyline, tactical turn-based combat, and revolutionary character creation style. You can play Fallout for months, but still it's not boring because of many ways of finishing the game. You can be a bad-ass gangster, or a world-saving hero. This is a must-see for all RPG games fans, and it's undoubtedly one of the best gaming classics. Unique, amazing storyline makes Fallout addicting! The Linux copy uses the classic DOS version.
I love it :)
The story missteps here and there, but that really is the only thing I can say to the game's detriment. The Fallout Legacy is one of the major reasons I love PC games so much.
This is EASILY one of the top 3 games EVER MADE. Great story, great mechanics, and nice graphics for the time. Without this title, the games we play today would be nowhere near as amazing. If you want a classic game that has high replay value and a great story, pick this up! It would be extremely hard to do better, and real easy to do worse!
Giving this a 1/10 until it works properly on Linux. I'm using Ubuntu 11.04. Would love to play the game. But if it's sold to work on Linux through Desura, it needs to just work.
I don`t want to join the unity!
Наконецто появилась под linux
The best computer RPG released in it's time. It's still worth a replay, and has plenty to teach regarding interactive narrative.
A great classic RPG game that everyone should check out.
War. War never changes... One of the best games of all time, great character creation, customisation, story and setting make Fallout one of the greatest games ever made. If you love RPG games in a post nuclear world then this is what your looking for.
This is my favorite Game of all time!
There are not many games where you can convince the final boss of the error of his ways and get him to commit suicide. In fact you can finish the entire game without killing anything!
Works flawlessly on ubuntu 11.10 64bit.