DS2 covers the breadth of it within the first few hours. DS1 has an extremely simplistic but very engaging story. Option 1: If you want a taste of the horror genre (but nothing too intimidating), and still want your RPG roots, go with Dead Space 2 and Fallout 3 GOTY (you get all the DLC). Plus you can decide if you liked F3 or not. Either way, I would wait until the winter sale to get NV, because I imagine it will be cheaper by that time. Play fallout 3 for the cheaper price, it's very similar to Fallout: NV. It's an amazing game, but with Fallout 3 + All DLC on sale for $4.99, it's tough to go wrong.

Overall supposition: I would say cut Fallout: NV out of your decision making entirely. Honestly you can't go wrong with either, they're about equal in my book, but the general consensus is that Fallout 3 has the tighter story. If you liked Skyrim, you'll love either Fallout 3 or Fallout: NV.

The weapons are superior, and it's a 'bigger-scope' of a game, but I simply prefer Dead Space 1, not to say Dead Space 2 is bad, it's a really great game, I simply prefer Dead Space 1 because I'd rather have ambience over gameplay. It's still scary, but I think the story/set-up is inferior in terms of isolation/fear. I'd say only Amnesia has scared me more than Dead Space 1.ĭead Space 2 is a horror-action-game. Dead Space 1 is much more horror intensive than it's sequel, it's easily the most psychological thriller and horror-centric out of all of the games listed.

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