Van buuren fallout 3

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This game was never completed and/or given a public release.
As a result of this, keep in mind that the developers might have used or deleted some of the content featured here, had the game actually reached store shelves.
Van Buren is the codename for Interplay’s Fallout 3, which was canceled on December 8, 2003. It would take place in the American Southwest, in areas such as Arizona, Nevada, and Colorado. Unlike the first two Fallout games, it would be 3D, which would allow the player to move the screen around with the mouse to get a better view of things. In addition, there was going to be real-time and classic turn-based combat, along with cooperative multiplayer.
A lot of the ideas for this game eventually appeared in Fallout: New Vegas (Caesar’s Legion, NCR vs Brotherhood of Steel, Hoover Dam, etc.), making New Vegas something of a completed Van Buren with the Fallout 3 gameplay.
A tech demo and some design documents were released by No Mutants Allowed in 2007. This page will only be covering material from the tech demo.
The tech demo itself is based on what was going to be the final game’s tutorial area, where the player was a citizen trying to get to a Vault as soon as America started getting nuked. However, the player is what was going to be the main character’s model, not a special one they had planned for the final tutorial.