Fallout's 1950's AtomPunk setting was supposed to be a lens to explore a Post Apocalyptic America. The late great Shamus Young says it better than I ever could:  "It’s not the 1950s. It’s the year 2077 as the people of the 1950s would have imagined it....You roam all over the

My ultra indie solo created TTRPG, RAZORWIRE enters full production later this year. It's a blend of New Vegas, Dark Sun and nasty pulp Westerns. If you're new here: welcome. If you've been a here a while: thanks for staying. Things are about to get wild.

Ulysses may be overwritten. He may talk in circles or in riddles. But I'll be damned if he isn't a poetic and innately philosophical character. He almost feels like a thematic narrator aware of the story he's involved with. He's almost a "meta character". But like most of the

Randall Dean Clark is the coolest guy in Fallout and you never even meet him. It's not surprising that he was written by John Gonzalez (the New Vegas narrative lead). His story is so beautifully told, so tragic and thoughtfully constructed. It breaks my heart that mainstream

Try and imagine a character as cool or as fascinating as Joshua Graham anywhere in Modern Fallout. A character written with a sincere and earnest approach into exploring both the horror of religious extremism, and the wonder of renewed faith. Name one character that aura farms

90's Sci Fi art just didn't miss.

I'm not going to be lectured on what is and isn't good Fallout by Culture Locusts who continually mistake Fallout 1 Key Art for AI. I mean, it's getting embarrassing at this point.

Modern Fallout fans will never truly understand how heroic, fearless and unique Fallout was. Fallout was created as the answer to: What would the world be like after a Nuclear Catastrophe? Not, how can I collect endless junk and shoot mindless enemies. Fallout wanted to say

Make Fallout Weird Again. No, I don't mean Lulzy. I mean write characters that are dangerous, mysterious and bizarre. Give them memorable backstories filled with tragedy, intrigue and horror. And if you need to make them funny: learn how to write a joke properly.

This is what Fallout is to me. Forever.

Never let them forget what Fallout truly is. Never let them forget how Fallout started. No Bethesda game and no TV show will ever change that.

Craig Boone embodies what makes New Vegas so special. A tragic and haunted figure, who can also be incredibly funny and dry-witted. This is because Boone is written like a human being, where his humour comes through his characterisation. He's not slipping on banana peels. It also

I low key love the alternative Fallout 2 cover.

"Fallout has everything necessary to be the best roleplaying game of all time." It sure did.

Are you really going to let a bunch of Amazon Slop Enjoyers, Tourists and Bethesda Fans ruin how fucking cool Fallout used to be?

Fallout 2 can be a pretty goofy game. It has a bunch of pop culture references and sight gags. However, the overall game is not comedic. When you say it is, you are lying. Do you know why? Because Fallout 2 also has: >  Myron Attempting S*xual Assault against the player. >

Not gonna lie, I always thought Twilight 2000 art went hard

Tired of the slop? Play old games. Support indies. Read old books. No season passes. No lootboxes. No cash shops. No Franchise crossovers. There's a reason us OG fans loved what came before. You owe it to yourself to play better games. OG Fallout was special (pun intended).

What's a fun name for a Wasteland Lizard that has human-like behaviours?