Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel
Released January 13, 2004 on Xbox and PS2
About Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel
Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel is a role-playing and hack and slash game released on Xbox and PlayStation 2 on January 13, 2004. Developed and published by Interplay, it is a spinoff in the Fallout series and uses an isometric, bird's-eye view. The game is designed for a single player and carries mature ratings from the ESRB and PEGI.
The game is linear rather than open-world. Players stay in one location at a time, cannot return to places they have already left, and unlock new areas only by moving the story forward. The world is divided into 50 zones of varying size.
Brotherhood of Steel keeps familiar Fallout elements, including the SPECIAL attribute system of seven numeric stats. Those values stay fixed for each character instead of being customized. Skills work more like perks, and leveling up grants skill points to strengthen them, with some skills requiring a minimum level. The themes mix action, science fiction, and comedy.
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Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel FAQ
When did Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel come out?
Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel came out on January 13, 2004.
What platforms is Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel on?
Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel came out on Xbox and PS2.
Who made Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel?
Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel is developed by Interplay and published by Interplay.
Is Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel multiplayer?
No. Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel is single player only.
What is Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel rated?
Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel is rated ESRB M (Mature 17+) and PEGI 16.
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