Interaction with non-player characters isn’t nearly as dynamic as in the previous two games but you can nonetheless trade and get the necessities of the game taken care of in these areas. Instead, players are fixed to their bunkers which act as hubs for activity and narrative. Where this game stands out in the light of its modern incarnations and those of the past is in the game’s focus on tactical, squad-based combat.Īnother jarring though canonically realistic aspect of Fallout Tactics is the lack of towns and exploration.
This means that graphically Fallout Tactics borrows much from the other two games before it and the music, by legendary composer Inon Zur, does not disappoint either. Modern gamers who are not familiar with the more restrained approach of the first two games in the Fallout series might be taken aback by how restrained the lore is in Fallout Tactics but it nonetheless fits in well with the style established by the Interplay games. Without giving too much away, the story basically revolves around the Brotherhood of Steel in a war with a robotic army that is taking over much of the area of the destroyed city of Chicago. The story, for its part, fits well within the established post-apocalyptic themes of 1950s Americana that the other two games introduced and which the series today lavishes on its titles like thick mascara.
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