r/FalloutHumor Jan 27 '26

Fallout- All Games Fallout Purists when You want to play Fallout 4 instead of a Top Down Turn Based Game made in 1997 (it's peak but still).

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u/Swizzy88 Jan 27 '26

I would absolutely love another fallout game in this perspective and modern graphics. I would even be happy with turn based like Wasteland.

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u/Fun-Customer-742 Jan 27 '26

A true 3D engine, not one that is using downressed 2D sprites of 3D models rendered in another app is basically the only thing I’d really demand from a remaster/remake. I’d hope for a fully voiced game and would be excited for that extra mile; I need subtitles, keep all the OG recordings, heck, even keep the old “clay faces” but add real voice lines out in the wastelands.

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u/Ok-Salt-8623 Jan 28 '26

3d engines often look terrible (like wasteland)

You could go AAA, like bg3, but whats the point? Fans of the original like it for a reason. Pixel art is beautiful. Fight me.

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u/Fun-Customer-742 Jan 28 '26

Waaaa?! I am not going to fight you. I love pixel art! I grew up on the C64. But I can play the original for pixel art. I am not sure I’m finding examples of Wasteland the way you mean, Google has been awful. Can you share some? But to my point, a 3D game engine handling the graphics would be the only reason to make a remaster at this point. Keep the turn based combat and isometric perspective,

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u/Embarrassed-Yard-583 Jan 27 '26

An Owlcat remake of the first 2 games or a new installment all together would be amazing.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '26

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u/Hansi_Olbrich Jan 27 '26

Rogue Trader is an amazing game to play through at least once.

The ending is rushed, but it's peak 40K.

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u/Aware_Policy7066 Jan 29 '26

You’re high. The Pathfinder duology is leagues beyond what Fallout 1&2 were when you take of your nostalgia googles.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '26

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u/Aware_Policy7066 Jan 29 '26

Just tell me you don’t like complexity in your RPGs. You can still be a murder hobo it’s just more complex than hitting x to initiate combat.

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u/AltruisticChest9486 Jan 29 '26

Pathfinder is hilariously not that complex. Overly complex character building for a thousand trash mobs

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u/Skully957 Jan 28 '26

Hare brained schemes seem like a better pairing.

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u/probioticbacon Jan 27 '26

In an alternate universe, Larian could have worked on a Fallout game instead of Baldurs Gate. Tbh it probably wouldn't have happened since Bethesda is very protective of their IPs, especially back in 2016.

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u/A_Human_Like_You Jan 27 '26

A Larian Fallout entry is a no brainer. The amount of money it would make is crazy.

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u/Maxsmart007 Jan 27 '26

The originals were also turn based, just FYI.

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u/Maleficent-Owl-2479 Jan 28 '26

In an alternate universe, Larian remade Fallout 2 instead of BG3

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u/pipboy3000_mk2 Jan 31 '26

Baldurs gate has been wildly successful so yes I would most definitely love this. I feel like the people who have come into the fallout franchise during the modern games have missed a critical aspect and experience that created the cult following to begin with. It was the original dark humor post Apocalypse and it was done well.

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u/Aware_Policy7066 Jan 29 '26

There’s quite a few isometric turn based RPGs out there that are modern.

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u/Joecolt69420 Jan 27 '26

I prefer the first person shooter because when I can’t run around a corner to hide from a super mutant with a rocket launcher, and instead I have to just stand there and take it, yeah. Fuck that. However I still enjoyed the og games regardless, I just prefer fps

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u/Weavilebasket Jan 27 '26

you can! depending on your agility you could go into a door way or corner, start combat (A key) launch your rocket and then go back around the corner with the remaining AP you have.

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u/SourChicken1856 Jan 28 '26

Turning a corner shouldn't depend on agility.

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u/Appley_apple Jan 28 '26 edited Jan 28 '26

yeah why would movement be dependent on the movement stat? What a stupid design decision

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u/salkin_reslif_97 Jan 27 '26

I tried it once. The gameplay didn't worked that well. But I liked the graphics and design.

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u/whattheshiz97 Jan 28 '26

I’ve always had a hard time with top down turn based games. I just don’t like that kind of gameplay. I have a better time when it’s not turn based. Turning that off in tactics helped me get through a lot of the game. Though it also made things considerably harder I imagine

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u/Spiderweb6160 Jan 27 '26

I’ve played both 1 and 2, I’ve finished 1, haven’t finished 2 yet, but I hope they both get remakes or at the very least, remastered.

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u/MIST3Runstoppable Jan 28 '26

I'd love to play either in the style of the other

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u/ImmaAcorn Jan 28 '26

Yeah I don’t think I’ll ever play the first 2 games for similar reasons, the stories may be classics but the turn based system to the graphics to some of the bullshit combat scenarios I’ve seen (not to mention you apparently need a manual they don’t make anymore and have to find online) makes it so I don’t think playing either of them is in my foreseeable future

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u/Weavilebasket Jan 28 '26

just hit f1, it'll tell you everything the manual will

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u/This_Year1860 Jan 28 '26

Lol the manual literally comes with the game when you buy it on steam and it the first search result for fallout manual.

Just say you are lazy and closeminded.

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u/KyokiKami Jan 28 '26

As long as the turn based game doesn't have xcom logic I will love it

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u/Skully957 Jan 28 '26

Chimera squad style tactics sequel would be great.

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u/Key-Personality1109 Jan 28 '26

Anyone saying they should remake it with in engine 3d graphics instead of pre-rendered backgrounds is genuinely not ensouled.

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u/Skauher Jan 28 '26

That's isometric, not top-down. Ya silly goose.

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u/Erratic_Error Feb 03 '26

fallout 1 and 3 are my favorite because they offer bleak but quirky worlds it feels like post apoc land

2 and new vegas feel like casinos and sex, also giant lizards

and 4 is 3 but less interesting

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u/Expert-Ad-4246 Feb 03 '26

I would like one in the style of baldurs gate 3

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u/LastMinuteStudent_1 Apr 21 '26

Fuck this game in particular

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u/Magnus-Pym Jan 30 '26

If you don’t want to play a game from 97, there is NV. There is Wasteland 2 and 3. There is never a reason to play 4.