Fallout

Fallout is an old DOS, Windows XP/98/95 science fiction rpg game, developed by Interplay Productions, designed by Christopher Taylor and published by Interplay Productions in 1997. Fallout is also part of the Fallout series.

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Genres:

rpg

system:

DOS, Windows XP/98/95

released in:

1997

publisher:

Interplay Productions

developer:

Interplay Productions

designers:

Christopher Taylor

keywords:

turn based, dystopia, post-apocalyptic, science fiction, auto mapping, open world, isometric, alternate history, multi-directional scroller

Modes:

single-player

series:

part of the Fallout series

What they thought about it

"Even though these minor flaws bring Fallout's overall rating down a notch or two, Fallout is not only a worthy successor to Wasteland, it's also a role-playing game that is destined to become a classic in its own right. Fallout's detailed graphics, compelling plot, and intuitive gameplay should deservedly broaden its appeal beyond the hard-core role-playing game audience. Put simply, Fallout may be the best role-playing game to be released in years." - GameSpot review

Downloads for Fallout

Buy Fallout on gog.com

Trouble running this game? Check out the F.A.Q.

Games that run on older versions of Windows can't run on recent systems. You will probably need a Virtual Machine to run the game.

Video

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Additional info

Input: keyboard, mouse

Distributed on: cd-rom

Graphics: SuperVGA, Vesa

Sound cards supported: Adlib, Gravis Ultrasound, Sound Blaster, Pro Audio Spectrum, Roland, Thunderboard, Ensoniq soundscape

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Comments

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