Fallout 3

THE GOOD:
Huge world with heaps of locations to explore
Plenty of side quests
Heaps of freedom and choices

THE BAD:
Short main story

SUMMARY:
Fallout 3 is one of those games you aren't going to forget for a very long time. The experience you have in the game is entirely up to you and will be different to everyone else who has played it. However you proceed through it, and whatever choices you make throughout the game, Fallout 3 will be amazing. If you haven't played it, stop reading this review and go pick it up now.

Picture this. The world has fallen victim to a major nuclear war and everything on the earth’s surface is infected with radiation. It's 2077 and you have never seen this world with your eyes. Instead, you were born and raised in an underground society called the Vault, a place where no one is allowed to enter, and no one is allowed to leave. Your life, while seemingly boring, is all you know, and...

[Overview]

Ever wondered what it would be like if that tiny red button in the Whitehouse was pressed? Well Fallout 3 gives you that type of imagery as it not just throws you into a post-apocalyptic world damaged by a heavily bombardment of nuclear bombs, it immerses you in it and makes you one of its own children. No seriously.

Lets start with a history lesson of how Fallout 3 came to be, within this I shall clarify the speculation and the disgust of the rights bought by the developers of the well-known Elder Scrolls series.

Now it is common knowledge that the Fallout series was created and made by Black Isle Studios/Interplay, introducing the devastated effect of a post-nuclear setting of human survival and how we quite literally kill one another to survive. This was all done with a table top perspective...