ASidCast: "Fallout Shelter, while a good game on it’s own, only makes us want for a better game that actually lets us explore what the Vaults were actually about in the Fallout universe. Fallout vaults are infamous for being a haven for secret experiments by the US government and Vault-tec, something that is not addressed in Fallout Shelter at all because it has no story line attached to it nor is there a progression system that makes us do whack things to our dwellers that are living in our vaults. The progression of Fallout Shelter is linear, and there’s no real reason to keep building up your dweller count or hoarding resources other than to be able to build rooms that can produce resources or build rooms that can raise your dwellers ability to, you guessed it, produce more resources."
When Fallout Shelter was originally released, a lot of people quickly fell in love with it. The game is addicting, as you expect any good mobile game to be. That said, it could definitely be improved with a sequel.
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DualShockers writes "Has infinity got you feeling down? From the Penrose Stairs to the π symbol itself, some things just have no end in sight, which can ultimately lead to apathy, or even full-out rage. Human brains aren’t designed to naturally think too far outside a book-ended reality of beginnings and endings. Case in point: the spinoff stepchild of the beloved Fallout series, Fallout Shelter."
It would be sweet to import your vault into the new game. I would love to roll up on my vault and just go on a massive killing spree.
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