Well for those who have played the game, " Oblivion: The Elder Scrolls IV", you'd know this game is set up very similar in the way you do quests, search for usable items/weapons, and character interaction / view. Like Oblivion, you'll create your own character all the way down the hairs on their face. You'll learn the basic movements and offensive/defensive weapons as you grow up in a series of flashbacks. Your character is one of few people who grew up and took shelter in a vault deep into a mountain that served as a fallout shelter that was a haven for people during the atomic war. It is forbidden to leave vault but one day you have no choice. From there on you will meet many people, friends and foes and must decide to the right decisions to make as they will affect the game's out coming. There are many quests to choose from which will reward you in money to purchase aid/items/weapons. During quests you may discover new weapons & places and make new friends. One of the best features of the game is a targeting system called VATS in which a character is target and each part of their body is selectable to be shot/struck. This system works with every weapons, some closer then others but will provide a slow motion visual of the bullet, missile, bomb, dark, sword, etc striking that part of the body. It's very addictive. Also this game is an open world game where there are no loading screens in the outdoors, only when you go inside a building. It's a free roam where you may encounter enemies and discover new places. But beware, you're never alone..
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