Fallout Shelter

I'm very excited about this, as well. I can't wait for them to release it on Android. I don't have an iPhone or an iPad or anything iOS. I'd really love to play the game and it looks a lot better than any mobile game that I have ever played. It's amazing that it's a completely free game, no purchases or anything. Yes, you can buy lunchboxes that will give you some weapon or something, but you can obtain them in the game without buying them.

Also, it is currently the top game in 48 countries. Imagine what impact it would have when it gets released on Android.

Are you using iPhone or Android?

 

I'm playing it on iPhone. Let me tell you, it's awesome! You need to go slow, or you will overreach and end up killing everybody. Also, arm as many people as you can, rad roaches kill.

 

Yeah, I heard that radroaches are extremely dangerous in Shelter, which is funny because they are the easiest enemies in F3, them and bloatflies. Apparently, they are very dangerous. Seriously can't wait for this to come out on Android. And, I always like playing slow when I'm playing a building game. I like to take it slow but upgrade everything to full capacity.

 

I really like this game, much more than I thought I would anyway. It's basically a reskin of the crappy hotel games, but I like the cynical dialogue that each of the dwellers has when you zoom in on them, the game has a similar feel to the actual ones.

 

I got the misses to start playing this to introduce her gently to the fallout world. Let's just say she addicted. Now she wants to play Fallout with me.

 

Lucky you! I'll have to do the same with mine, once it comes out on Android. It will surely get her interested in the actual game, so hopefully, she'll at least start watching me play it. If she does, that will make her want to play it, I hope...

She's not really interested in Fallout 3 or New Vegas, however, so I don't really know. I'd love to get her into it, but what can I do.

 

The lady started playing New Vegas the other day. I made a female character, just to show her. After watching me for a little while she wanted to play. Well, she took a couple of hours just creating her character. Now I have to figure out how to play now myself.

 

I imagine it sounding something like this:
Honey how far are you?
- I'm doing the nose!

I'll have to try getting mine to play it, as well. It's one of my top wishes. hahaha

 

I'm sad when I learned that this will be on iOS last June.I have only an android phone, but we have a great news, Fallout Shelter will release on Android next month, August 13. I'm so excited to play it! Can't wait.

 

This game looks really fun, but that would mean I have to make space on my phone to play it. I already have other games on my phone but one has to be sacrificed so I can get this one. Decisions, decisions...

 

I am very excited about this game being released, I will definitely download it for my Smartphone with the operating system - Android.

 

I got it and it was so addicting. They make it like the Sims where you have to constantly check up on the people's well being. It's fun but took up so much time.

 

Well it IS a mobile game. You have to check it once in a while, it's not a game to play in huge chunks of time. You should play it a bunch of minutes at a time and then wait for stuff to recharge and so on.

 

I played it for a while and thought the game was really fun. It's one of the mobile games I've spent more time on. It's a great way to get that fallout feel before Fallout 4.

 

I got bored of it rather quickly, I wasn't that interested I guess. The game is nice though, definitely worth spending some time on.

 

I've been playing this game for a while and I have to say that it's pretty darn excellent. I have to admit that it's getting pretty boring though - you're basically just doing the same thing over and over and over again and it's just like, why am I playing this again? It's nice, but I can't see it lasting on my phone until December, if I'm being generous. There are too many other games that I would rather play (which considering my phone, would mean I'd have to delete Fallout Shelter since I need the space).

 

It was extremely addicting and awesome for the first parts of the game. Until I hit about 100 population I sort of just stop completely playing but would be down to play again, if a major patch were to hit.