Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel

Release Date: January 13, 2004

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A hack-and-slash action RPG and a console spin-off to Fallout, the popular series by Interplay. The action of Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel is set between the first and the second installment in the series, and the player’s task is to serve in the eponymous Brotherhood of Steel as it tries to contain the chaos spreading throughout the post-apocalyptic wastelands.

The game is an introduction to the world of Fallout, meant for the console s. Our goal is to work within the ranks of the Brotherhood of Steel which tries to bring order to chaos spreading throughout the post-apocalyptic wasteland. The action takes place between the first and the second Fallout.

While Fallouts for PC are classical RPGs, Brotherhood of Steel is a hack ‘n’ slash. The player’s party, performing various tasks for the Brotherhood, will go deeper into the wasteland, through desert, small villages, destroyed towns and secret military and science complexes. Similar to the original, the player-controlled characters gain experience, develop their skills and make use of the equipment found on the road. Apart from the standard party control, there is also the possibility of real players ing the game in cooperation mode.

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The turn mode was completely deleted from the game, so all action takes place in real time. To even the odds, the developers added the dodging feature and long-range weapon aiming. During combat, it is possible to move and switch targets. We have over 50 types of weapons at our disposal, ranging from a baseball bat to rocket launcher.

Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel for PlayStation 2 is powered by the engine of Snowblind Studios, previously used in such games as Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance.

Last updated on August 14, 2015

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A series of RPG games set in a post-apocalyptic universe. Fallout is considered one of the most important brands created by Interplay and Black Isle Studios. Since 2004, Bethesda Softworks and Bethesda Game Studios have been overseeing the development of the series.

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