Fallout began in 1997 as an isometric role-playing game from Interplay, set in a version of America that never left the atomic optimism of the 1950s. Nuclear war has flattened the country, and survivors crawl out of Vault-Tec shelters into a wasteland full of raiders, mutants and odd little communities.
From Interplay to Bethesda
Bethesda took over the series with Fallout 3 in 2008 and moved it to a first-person open world, while Obsidian's Fallout: New Vegas is still praised for its writing and factions. Fallout 4 added settlement building, and Fallout 76 brought the wasteland online.
The core has not changed much: you explore, scavenge, make awkward moral choices and use the V.A.T.S. targeting system when a fight goes wrong. Fallout game keys are a simple way to start or continue that journey on the platform you already use.
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