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Games like Fallout 2

1998USK 16PC, Steam Deck playable93 % positive9.99 €

A classic isometric RPG set in nuclear-ravaged California, celebrated for its sweeping freedom of choice, dark humor and morally grey factions. Nearly every problem can be solved through combat, persuasion, stealth or trickery.

  • Post-apocalyptic setting
  • Choices with consequences
  • Turn-based combat
  • Dialogue and role-playing
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In short: Games like Fallout 2

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Fallout 2 special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Up to three areas count more, the rest steps back.

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Anachronox

83 %Match

2001USK 12PC, Steam Deck playable75 % positive5.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Fallout 2: turn-based combat, dialogue where you play your role and companions you grow fond of.

A comedic sci-fi RPG following washed-up private eye Sly Boots and his ragtag crew on a decaying alien world. It blends JRPG-style turn-based combat with quirky dialogue and a cinematic, story-driven adventure.

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BioShock

Dense, handcrafted world

An atmospheric shooter set in the decaying underwater city of Rapture, blending Plasmid powers and weapons into creative combat. It is celebrated for its iconic Art Deco setting and a story with a legendary twist that questions free will.

Divinity: Original Sin

Turn-based combat

A classic party RPG built on tactical turn-based fights where elemental combos like fire, water and oil can be chained creatively. It pairs an explorable world full of puzzles and humor with a co-op mode in which the two heroes can even argue over decisions.

Atom RPG

Post-apocalyptic setting

A loving Fallout-style successor set in a Soviet wasteland, with turn-based combat, open-ended character builds and plenty of meaningful choices, all laced with dark humor and Eastern European flavor.

BioShock 2

Post-apocalyptic setting

As Big Daddy Subject Delta you return to the decaying undersea city of Rapture, mixing drill, guns and plasmids in tense fights, including defending Little Sisters while they gather. Moral choices shape the ending of a surprisingly touching father-daughter story.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution

Dense, handcrafted world

A cyberpunk immersive sim with a striking black-and-gold Renaissance aesthetic, where augmented agent Adam Jensen can tackle every mission through stealth, hacking, persuasion or brute force. Layered levels and a conspiracy plot about transhumanism reward curiosity and experimentation.

Planescape: Torment

Dialogue and role-playing

A text-heavy cult RPG where you play an immortal amnesiac wandering the bizarre city of Sigil, uncovering the sins of your past lives. Dialogue, philosophy and unforgettable companions matter far more than combat.

Wasteland 2

Post-apocalyptic setting

A classic turn-based party RPG set in a nuclear-ravaged desert, where you lead a squad of Desert Rangers and your decisions noticeably reshape the regions you visit. Tactical combat and a wide skill system give it depth.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided

Dense, handcrafted world

As augmented agent Adam Jensen you explore a densely layered Prague hub and tackle missions through stealth, hacking, social manipulation or open combat. Its strength lies in remarkable player freedom and a bleak cyberpunk tale of segregation and conspiracy.

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