Perfect Gap Closers

Fallout New Vegas is the second part of this series I have played. I played Fallout 3 at the first time on the PS3 and I was thrilled by this magnificent game.

Introduction to Fallout New Vegas:
Fallout 3 used a very good start of the game. He is very weak in Fallout New Vegas. Therefore, I was quite disappointed at the beginning.

Graphics:
The graphics have not improved particularly to predecessor. The architecture of the game is well done, but the value on good details has still not been set. There are also graphical weaknesses and some bugs. But this sloppiness can not really reduce my fascination.

Gameplay:
Also in this part of the genre will not change. It remains an RPG/Shooter and that's a good thing. Just as in Fallout 3 you find yourself in an open world. There are very many places to explore (estimated around 250). It is possible to pursue several ways. This results from the individual decisions in talks, behavior, clothing and so on. Depending on which factions you support results in small or large consequences. It makes a lot of fun thinking about which decisions you meet in order to achieve his personal goals and missions. Furthermore, the Hardcore-Mode is a realistic complement to the previous Fallout 3. Also the weapon mod system is an interesting innovation.

Overall impression:
Fallout New Vegas is an absolutely justified successor to Fallout 3. It includes all the RPG elements you could want. The genial atmosphere in the world has remained. This game can perfectly fill the gap between Fallout 3 and Fallout 4.

Play Time (approximately): 40h-60h

Extensions:
- Dead Money
- Honest Hearts
- Old World Blues (best DLC)
- Lonesome Road
- Gun Runners Arsenal

Rating: 9/10