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About the game
Fallout: New Vegas is Obsidian's follow-up to Fallout 3, set in the heat-blasted Mojave Wasteland, at the colossal Hoover Dam and on the neon-lit Vegas Strip. You start out shot in the head and left for dead in a shallow grave, then find yourself in a desert town torn apart by factions fighting for control. Pick a side in the coming war, or try to crown yourself king of New Vegas. A reputation system tracks how each group sees you, and your choices decide the outcome of the power struggle. A companion wheel makes it easier to direct your followers, Hardcore Mode adds extra survival demands, and you can pause combat with V.A.T.S. to target specific body parts or fight in real time. There are twice as many weapons as in Fallout 3, and a mod system lets you modify them and see the changes in real time.
About this release
Fallout: New Vegas is sold here as the Steam release for Norway. The code activates with Steam and is added to your library.
Frequently asked questions
- Which platform does the code activate on?
- The code is a Steam key and activates with Steam.
- Which region does the code cover?
- The code covers Norway and can be activated in Norway.
- When was the game released?
- The game was released on October 22, 2010.
Reviews
Steam reviews are thumbs up or down. In the average, thumbs up counts as 5 stars and thumbs down as 1.
- Puni
Steam review Recommended280 h played
I remember starting Fallout 1 way, way back. I was instantly hooked and moved on to Fallout 2. Walking into an open RPG world was amazing. So many options and so much to explore. When the news dropped that Fallout 3 was coming out and it would be in first‑person, I was one of those sour old guys whining that it’d just be "Oblivion with guns" and that it didn’t fit the genre at all. Looking back I should've eaten my socks in shame and sulked in a corner at work – I actually loved Fallout 3 and thought the 3D world added a whole new level to the experience. Then Fallout: New Vegas showed up, a game that completely swallowed me. I still haven’t done everything you can do in it and there’s A LOT! I’ve logged over 250 hours on Steam and will probably keep playing it in the future. Why? It has great stories, quests, characters you meet, awesome variety of items and weapons. It even has a "hardcore" mode for folks who want to play deeper, making sure your character gets enough water and food. You’ve got tons of ways to shape your character – nothing’s set in stone. In short, a truly open and fantastic RPG. Bottom line, Fallout: New Vegas is an insanely good game. If you haven’t tried it yet, I’m actually jealous. I’d love to wipe my memory of this game so I could play it all over again. ;) It’s that good!
- Bollafreak
Steam review Recommended107 h played
Fallout new vegas is a game i have put a good amount of hours into both on the xbox and pc. If you like a radiated world filled with mutaded creatures and humans, and with a lot of loot and locations to explore, this is probably the game for you. I dont really have anything bad to say about the game, i did enjoy it a lot back in the days, but now i have moved on to fallout 4. If you liked fallout 3 or fallout 4 or Oblivion or skyrim, you are going to like this game. These games are similar in a lot of ways, and is also published by the same company, bethesda. I did not go to much into detail about this game, because i know some people find it hard to like games like fallout new vegas. But please give it a try. Its filled with content and things to do both from the main game and the modding community. This review was short, but my overall rating is 8/10.
December 20, 2015 on SteamView on Steam
- Developer and publisher
- Obsidian Entertainment · Bethesda Softworks
- Compatibility
- Steam
- Release date
- Oct 22, 2010







