Bethesda’s Fallout 2 is preparing to offer a modern gaming experience by being remade with the Creation Engine.
Bethesda’s post-apocalyptic RPG series Fallout remained popular even before the release of Amazon Studios’ Fallout series. However, as the series gained even greater acclaim with its second season, both the return of old players and the interest of new players in Fallout games increased. Now seems like a more appropriate time than ever to dive into the Fallout universe.
Fallout 2 Remastered with Creation Engine
The original Fallout 2 game, released by Interplay Productions in 1998, is being remade with Bethesda’s Creation Engine. This remake, called “Fallout: Project Arroyo”, is supported by Fallout 4’s engine and was first announced in February. A new trailer recently released reveals the differences between the original Fallout 2 and its remake. The isometric, click-and-play mechanics of the late 90s game are combined with modern graphics and gameplay dynamics.
Impressive features of this remake include new skins that are compared to Fallout 2 of the past. “Fallout: Project Arroyo”, which has no release date yet, is expected to meet users within a few years. It was also shared that this project was developed exclusively for PC and will not be available for consoles.