Fallout Tactics

Video Game
2001
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The Brotherhood of Steel, a faction of technologically advanced pro-human soldiers who survived the nuclear holocaust, becomes engaged in a desperate war.The Brotherhood of Steel, a faction of technologically advanced pro-human soldiers who survived the nuclear holocaust, becomes engaged in a desperate war.The Brotherhood of Steel, a faction of technologically advanced pro-human soldiers who survived the nuclear holocaust, becomes engaged in a desperate war.

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7.3/10

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Dee Bradley Baker

Ching Tsun
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Michael Bell

Vault Dweller
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Rodger Gaire
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Jonathan David Cook

Emerald Solo
(voice)
(as Jonathan Cook)

Melissa Disney

Evita Eastwood
(voice)

R. Lee Ermey

General Simon Barnaky
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Wasteland Doctor Vidya
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(as Grey DeLisle)
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Trivia
Riddick's first appearance outside Pitch Black (2000) was a guest appearance and potential recruit in Fallout Tactics. He appears in the game during a random special encounter, aptly titled Pitch Black. Like his movie origin, Riddick is a stealth focused melee fighter with advanced hand-to-hand fighting skills and the ability to see in the dark.

Quotes
Auditor General: What is your problem, WARRIOR?! If you don't get the fuck moving, you're gonna have to stand the fuck by for me to stick my foot so far up your ass, that you'll be TASTING THE CRAP THAT GROWS BETWEEN MY TOES!!! DO YOU UNDERSTAND?!?!?!

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Featured in Fallout Anthology (2015)

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10/10

An excellent diversion until "Fallout 3"

While not as good as its predecessors, "Wasteland", (a classic), "Fallout" (a true classic) and "Fallout 2" (an even better classic), "Tactics" still gives fans of the series what they're looking for...at least, until "Fallout 3" comes out.

While it uses a squad-based, optionally-turn-based system, "Fallout Tactics" still has the weapons, characters, sense of humor, and overall style that fans of the series love. And the upgrade to the graphics engine--as well as the option to play your own mp3s in the game--were much needed in the series.

My only complaints are that glitches are rampant, the squad-based combat is somewhat hard to get used to, and R. Lee Ermey's acting can get a bit hammy. But, other than that, this game is pretty good, and surprisingly addicting.