Fallout 3

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Fallout 3 is a post-apocalyptic open-world role-playing game set in the irradiated ruins of Washington, D.C., known for its moral choices, dark humor, and immersive exploration.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf open-world game
post-apocalyptic game
role-playing video game
video game
ageRating ESRB M
PEGI 18
award Game of the Year (multiple publications)
composer Inon Zur
designer Emil Pagliarulo
developer Bethesda Game Studios
director Todd Howard
distributor ZeniMax Media
DLC Broken Steel
Mothership Zeta
Operation: Anchorage
Point Lookout
The Pitt
feature V.A.T.S. targeting system
branching moral choices
character customization
companions
crafting
dialogue choices
karma system
open-world exploration
radiation mechanics
gameEngine Gamebryo
gameMode single-player
genre action role-playing
open-world
post-apocalyptic
hasEdition Game of the Year Edition
hasTheme dark humor
moral ambiguity
post-nuclear survival
notableCharacter Amata
James
Three Dog
notableFaction Brotherhood of Steel
Enclave
notableLocation Galaxy News Radio
Jefferson Memorial
Megaton
Rivet City
Vault 101
partOfSeries Fallout
perspective first-person
third-person
platform Microsoft Windows
linked to: Windows

PlayStation 3
linked to: Sony PlayStation 3

Xbox 360
protagonist Lone Wanderer
publisher Bethesda Softworks
releaseDate 2008-10-28
releaseRegion Europe
North America
seriesNumber 3
setting Capital Wasteland
Washington, D.C.
writer Emil Pagliarulo

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Black Isle Studios cancelledProject Fallout 3 (codenamed Van Buren)
linked to: Fallout 3
Vault-Tec appearsIn Fallout 3
Enclave appearsIn Fallout 3
Enclave primaryAntagonistIn Fallout 3
Vault Boy usedIn Fallout 3
subject linked to: Vault Boy mascot
Pip-Boy appearsIn Fallout 3
subject linked to: Pip-Boy device
Nuka-Cola appearsIn Fallout 3
Power Armor appearsIn Fallout 3
Fallout 4 follows Fallout 3
Bethesda Game Studios developed Fallout 3
Erik Dellums notableWork Fallout 3
Erik Dellums characterIn Fallout 3
Vault 101 appearsIn Fallout 3
Vault 101 firstAppearance Fallout 3
Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System appearsIn Fallout 3
Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System introducedInGame Fallout 3
Vertibird appearsIn Fallout 3
Brotherhood of Steel appearsInGame Fallout 3
subject linked to: Fallout organizations
Enclave appearsInGame Fallout 3
subject linked to: Fallout organizations
Children of Atom appearsInGame Fallout 3
subject linked to: Fallout organizations
Brotherhood Outcasts appearsIn Fallout 3
Brotherhood Outcasts appearsIn Fallout 3: Broken Steel
linked to: Fallout 3
Brotherhood Outcasts appearsIn Fallout 3: Operation Anchorage
linked to: Fallout 3
Scribe appearsIn Fallout 3
Elder Lyons appearsIn Fallout 3
Elder Lyons firstAppearance Fallout 3
Elder Maxson appearsIn Fallout 3
Citadel (Capital Wasteland) appearsIn Fallout 3
subject linked to: Citadel
Citadel (Capital Wasteland) appearsIn Fallout 3: Broken Steel
subject linked to: Citadel
linked to: Fallout 3
Raven Rock appearsIn Fallout 3
Lone Wanderer appearsIn Fallout 3
Lone Wanderer playableIn Fallout 3
Lone Wanderer firstAppearance Fallout 3
RobCo Industries appearsIn Fallout 3
Nuka-Cola bottle cap usedIn Fallout 3
Capital Wasteland appearsIn Fallout 3
Operation: Anchorage partOf Fallout 3
Operation: Anchorage includedIn Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition
linked to: Fallout 3
Operation: Anchorage includedIn Fallout 3 DLC bundle
linked to: Fallout 3
The Pitt partOf Fallout 3