Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel takes place in America after it has been devastated by a nuclear holocaust. The scattered survivors struggle to rebuild civilization while dealing with radiation, bandits and mutated beasts. The Brotherhood of Steel is a group of heavily armed men and women, devoted to bringing order to the chaos of the post-apocalyptic world.
Throughout the years, Fallout has had its ups, downs, and its way, way downs. Just like the wastelands, the franchise is dotted with the ruins of canceled and forgotten games.
Matt Evans says: Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel, released for the PlayStation 2 in 2004, is an action RPG set in the iconic Fallout universe but is crucially NOT seen as canon by current developers Bethesda and Todd Howard. The final Fallout game to be developed by Interplay Entertainment and is the first Fallout game in the series to appear on Consoles.
Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
In the late nineties some great role playing games were produced, such as Baldur’s Gate or Icewind Dale, and Fallout (1997) was one of the best. Its graphics alone did not win any prizes but its original plot, rich character development system, a world full of dangers and unexpected discoveries, tactical, violent battles, variety of weapons, climactic ending, incredibly detailed dialogues and immersive atmosphere made it a timeless example of ingenious game design.
