Fallout 3 preview PC

Fallout 3 preview PC

Fallout 3 has a lot riding on it. It has to be more than simply a post-apocalyptic Oblivion, because the Bethesda set the bar so high with its previous game that expectations are almost unachievable. As you'll see in this preview of Fallout 3 though, the crucial word is "almost", with an engrossing storyline, cradle-to-grave timeline for the hero and new realtime/turn-based combat combination. To find out how the PC version of Fallout 3 is shaping up, read our in-depth preview in this issue.
Click here to read the full Fallout 3 preview for the PC now! Fallout 3 preview for the PC There's a real cradle-to-the-grave sensibility about Fallout 3 that immediately sets it apart as something that's really quite different from any RPG you've encountered before. As you will probably know by now, this post-apocalyptic action adventure revolves around the premise that your father has disappeared from the subterranean fallout shelter society (The Vault) that survives the apocalypse, and is thought to have ventured out and into the dangerous and mysterious surface wastes. It will be your quest to discover what has become of him. But to secure your empathy in the iron grip of family loyalty, Bethesda (the developer) is regressing far more successfully than simple flashback cutscenes would have enabled. No, you will actually play your birth and significant childhood moments, making your first interaction at the moment you are delivered from the womb and choose to test your infant lungs with baby's first wail. It's at this point in the game that you're asked to customise your adult character's appearance, and it's from the information that you give that the game ingeniously reverse engineers how your dad is going to look when your baby eyes look up at him for the first time. The bonding has begun… Click here to read the rest of our Fallout 3 preview for the PC now!