I don't remember Fallout being quite as demanding, in terms of UI and use of very specific skills at very specific times, but memories can be unduly kind. I know it's not quite the same thing but Wasteland 2 frustrated me, much as I enjoyed it, like a cantankerous old uncle who insists on sending telegrams even though you've bought him a smartphone. I haven't played either of the originals for a long time but I have such fond memories of them that I'd definitely be willing to try something new in the same style. A new isometric, traditional Fallout game. It's free and contains around the same number of locations as Fallout 1 but there are more quests available and almost all have multiple solutions.īased on the creators' description, it sounds for all the world like a new Fallout game. Resurrection has been available for a few years but the English version is new. All you need to play is a full version of Fallout 2.
Dispensing with many of the pop culture references with which the sequel was "overfilled", this brand new story, set in New Mexico in a time period between the two original games, returns to "the great atmosphere of decadence and hopelessness enjoyed by so many in the first Fallout game". Resurrection is a Fallout 2 mod for all those who think that even the second game was a step too far from the original. You can check out the mod in the trailer below, and if it’s your sort of thing, you can head over to the official site and download it.Fallout. Resurrection includes the latest patch for the game, as well as the High Resolution patch and Sfall, which means the mod should run on pretty much every version of Windows. The official site says that “Easter eggs and jokes, with which Fallout 2 was literally overfilled, have been folded into the background.”Īll you need to play it is a clean install of Fallout 2. The mod aims to embrace a darker feel, much like the original title in the series. Naturally, you’ll spend most of the game trying to figure that out. Your character wakes up in a cave with no memory of who he is, or how he got there. It bridges the gap between the events of Fallout 1 and Fallout 2. But if you’re a fan of the older game sin the series, then this new mod is right up your alley.ĭescribed by the developers as “a new, old-school Fallout,” Fallout 1.5: Resurrection is a mod for Fallout 2. Most of the Fallout news we see these days centers around the more recent releases, like Fallout 4.
A new Fallout 2 mod bridges the gap between the first and second games.
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