The wasteland itself unfortunately however is just a simple background, would have loved to see more of that. It’s a strange look when you first see it but then you grow to love it as it allow you to see much more detail in your vault and the character sprites help to keep it simple and maintain a very familiar Fallout look. These characters are rendered in a 3D background that fully models each new room you build and allows them to move in all 3 dimensions. Each of your dwellers are cartoonish 2D sprites that are all creepily similar to Vault-Tec’s mascot Vault Boy. The presentation is very simple but charming. Placing you into the role of an Overseer is an interesting change as while you don’t get to conduct gruesome experiments like in the rest of the Vaults you get to look after your own set of people, you can even name them! This helps to make them more likeable and by personalising each of the dwellers to be family or friends it can help to improve your experience, considering there really isn’t a story per say. Your job is to keep your people happy, expand your vault and upgrade your dwellers until they become the best they can be. Nuclear apocalypse has happened and you have become the overseer of a Vault, a giant underground shelter that keeps people safe from the radiation and the wasteland. There story is essentially the same as other Fallout games. Can this game stand on its own and tide us over until Fallout 4? Let’s find out! It’s a free to play Base building RTS/RPG type game that looks like what would happen if you brought nuclear apocalypse to the XCOM: Enemy Unknown base building mechanics. As I type this my Dwellers are starving to death… help…įallout Shelter is the Fallout’s first foray into the world of Mobile gaming, and the first Mobile game I think I have actually reviewed, so this should be interesting.
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