Fallout is a series of games developed by both Bethesda and Obsidian entertainment that focus on surviving after a post-apocalyptic nuclear fallout. It is incredibly fun, very silly, and also my favorite series of games ever created. My favorite out of the mainline 5 is a game called "Fallout: New Vegas," a smaller game that is often VERY under-regarded as the true best game of the series. SPOILERS AHEAD.

In New Vegas, your goal is to become the ruler of, well, New Vegas. There are many routes you can go about this; you can team up with brutal slavers, rule by yourself with the help of a robot named Yes man, or, the best option, team up with the previous ruler of New Vegas, a man named Mr. House. Not only is he around 200 years old, currently being sustained in basically a life-support pod, which of course, you don't know, the only way you can speak with him is through a computer of which he projects himself onto.

Mr. House is obsessed with restoring New Vegas. He wants to be the ruler of almost a techno-authoritarian government. He cares about money, and power, and overall is not exactly the nicest person. As you do more tasks for him as the Courier, however, he begins to regard you better, eventually treating you like an equal and sharing power with you as his second-in-command. PLUS, as a bonus, you get a sick apartment in the Lucky 38!