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super clunky at first, once you get used to the GUI then it really isn't so bad.

the start of the game is really slow, but it picks up. Combat is super hard at times, so look for other ways to complete difficult fights. also make sure you save often and on multiple slots. the game crashes frequently and you don't want to set yourself back hours.

The game leads you to believe that the main questline must be completed in a certain amount of time, but it's a huge misnomer. You're free to explore the game as much as you want and for as long as you want before completing the main questline. Also, there is a postgame once you finish F2 (unlike FNV or F3 on release).

I really like this game and would recommend any Fallout fan play it if they aren't bothered by the isometric point of view and turn-based combat.

8.5/10 -- classic

absolute banger, you need to play this game. seriously.

ending sucks but noire films aren't known for stellar endings. kinda drags on at times (like the arson missions), but the core gameplay is so unique that I doubt we will see a game like this ever again.

At least it's better than Bad Rats

Bad/10

Aside from all the bugs in the game (expected from a game in beta), this game is a great survival-horror game with some strong RPG elements and an extremely unique set of enemies. The developers are also extremely involved with troubleshooting for the game. Awesome weapons, enemies, and scavenging lies ahead in this game. The only problem aside from the bugs so far is the poor voice communication system. I don't know how to work it, and they never tell you how anywhere in the game. This causes many people to shoot you on sight because they feel you're a threat and don't know how to ask you quickly.
I would definitly pick up this game, I don't know about $30-$40 for it, but $20 is a perfect price for this game.