Fallout Shelter stays true to Fallout's spirit, but the gameplay is too slow<article>
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In the wake of
Bethesda’s Fallout 4 announcement at E3 2015 on Sunday, the developer surprised fans by releasing its very first iOS game: <strong>
Fallout Shelter</strong>. Even more exciting was that it launched the same day as the announcement—players could download and start grinding away at this resource management game right away, while waiting for Fallout 4 to launch this upcoming November.</p><p>
In Fallout Shelter, you play as an Observer, controlling a virtual ant farm or “vault” that contains a growing number of dwellers. Your dwellers all resemble Fallout’s iconic mascot “Vault Boy,” and have similarly 1950s-esque boundless enthusiasm for their tasks… despite living in a post-apocalyptic bunker. Premise aside, Fallout Shelter gives us a very different take on the Fallout universe. </p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2936932/fallout-shelter-hands-on-stays-true-to-fallout-s-spirit-but-likely-will-be-a-flash-in-the-pan-game.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Fallout Shelter stays true to Fallout's spirit, but the gameplay is too slow
