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Full Release (2010)
Difficulty Summary
Players rate Fallout: New Vegas as broadly accessible — easy enough to enjoy casually, with some sections that ask for more focus.
Why Players Find It Difficult
Players describe the challenge in this game as coming mainly from a few specific areas:
Who Will Find It Difficult
Fallout: New Vegas is suitable for a wide range of players. Newcomers may hit a few friction points, but should be able to progress with some persistence. Players who rated games like Fallout 4, Diablo III, and Diablo IV at a similar challenge level may find Fallout: New Vegas broadly comparable in difficulty.
Based on 20 ratings on Normal/Default difficulty, the average score is 4.3/10. Most players rated this game between 3 and 6.
Developer(s)
Obsidian Entertainment
Publisher(s)
1C/Cenega, Bandai Namco Entertainment, Bethesda Softworks
Genre(s)
Shooter, Role-playing (RPG)
Platform(s)
PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Keywords
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About Fallout: New Vegas
In this first-person Western RPG, the player takes on the role of Courier 6, barely surviving after being robbed of their cargo, shot and put into a shallow grave by a New Vegas mob boss. The Courier sets out to track down their robbers and retrieve their cargo, and winds up getting tangled in the complex ideological and socioeconomic web of the many factions and settlements of post-nuclear Nevada.
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