Recent reviews by Tsilliz

Much better than Wasteland 2, turn based combat. Trying to figure out howto play sniper, dead already 15 times so not too easy.

Reminds quite a lot of System Shock, Bioshock and Dishonored. If you like SS / Bioshock I would go for this, atleast I have already logged 50+ hours on this in my first walkthrough. Only regret I have is that I picked this up for bit more than 10€ (discounted), could have supported the developers with some more €.

Please note I played this only with Steam Controller.

On my PS3 I loved Fallout3 much more, and really didnt get into Fallout new vegas when trying it for 2h. Well, few hours laters I must say I do enjoy it with a Steam Link & Controller + few mods.

Quite simple game, but still good for just those "5 more minutes". Reminds a bit of Oil Imperium (Amiga game), wish there was a remake of that.

As Fallout 3 is one of the games I have spent most of my time playing as an adult (that is: after graduating) I did decide to buy this as a pre-release bundle, and support Bethesda: the total price landing at around 60$ for both Fallout 4 and all DLCs.

I do like the main game, although not as much as Fallout 3 (power armour's everywhere etc), and don't consider that a total failure. However, 50$ for these DLC's - I would recommend staying away (and buy Fallout4 at a discount instead) - myself I plan to try Fallout: New Vegas instead, hoping to find more "real" Fallout feel.

I feel a bit bad for giving this a negative rating since I do agree with all the rest of comments here:
- yes this is a fantastic game (playing this did affect my ratings in school negatively)
- it is really groundbreaking game, and is reason why when I purchased a gaming capable machine got Bioshocks
- story and puzzles are still good (think I have played it through 5-6 times), cyberspace not so deep but its ok

But this Enchaned Edition felt like quite a rip-off: to me it looked like they had taken 320x240 graphics and scaled it right to 1024x768 (tried switching to the 800-something for widescreen), and it really really looked plain ugly & also the HUD ate up most of the screen.

If the developers where the developers of the original game I would not mind paying for this, but as it was now... I think I will look if I can get my 486 (with a gravis ultrasound max) to work still, just afraid capacitators on motherboard have leaked.

In short: great game, definately recommended for Bioshock etc fans - but this edition was a disappointment for me, so asked for refund.

I picked this game up on a sale, and I have to say it was worth the money. One protip is that R reloads gun, in first fights I run out of bullets and ended up whacking enemies (until I Googled it) - also remember jack of trades is master of none (and create your own character).

A few of the sidemissions we're quite hard, otherwise I played it through on Normal without too many re-tries. There is quite much dialogs to read, presented in a bit of "system shockish" manner with text boxes and options, but the story is good.