Fallout: New Vegas - The American post-apocalyptic dream
When I first heard about the game I had already played in the past, the Fallen Earth classic (many hours of gameplay) and Fallout 4 in an internet cafe, which seemed like a game with a strange and unfamiliar mechanic. But most of all, it seemed as if - although the setting was specifically post-apocalyptic, something I adore - that this game had no identity, no soul. So when I heard about how good FNV was, I was skeptical. Everyone mentioning this game had the same opinion: best Fallout game, by far. I kept those rumors in mind, but thought of it as a game that was not my priority. Till the day came, when I was bored, needed a game to play and saw a steam ad about FNV on sale. One of those crazy steam sales every once or twice a year. 80% off etc. The cover was a killer, the setting seemed like reflecting my inner demons. A casino region ruled by a machine man amidst a wasteland desert full of bandits, monsters and functions warring over its territory. Tha...