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Underrail is supposedly a Fallout clone, but I didn't get far into the original Fallout games so I couldn't tell you. What I can tell you outside of namedropping classics is that it has a surprising amount of depth (heh) in its lore and gameplay and that might not be obvious in the first few hours. The first few hours involved me asking myself if I wanted to drop it and I'm glad I didn't because the game is crazy huge and very rewarding. It's just like Afterimage where I didn't realize what I was getting into. I put 140 hours into one character to kill the "last boss" and do both DLCs and apparently there's a major questline that I didn't do and a whole other almost easter egg questline for finishing the game as a mutant on top of hidden optional bosses on the harder difficulties. Leveling up is fun and there are is a lot of skill variety and it's just fun as hell exploring and finding new loot to accent your build. Me personally, I suck at builds and refuse to look shit up and take the fun out of it and just put my skills where I thought I would need them to overcome the next challenge and had fun save-scumming and getting roflstomped by a certain infamous endgame area.

And yeah, the lore and backstory go bonkers at some point and the game doesn't tip its hand about what's going on leading to some fun speculation in UR threads.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/250520/UnderRail/

All I got for today, hopefully OP's thread stays bumped.