Fallout 3 is reportedly going to have a new spin compared to previous PC Fallouts and the previous console flop, Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel. GI magazine has claimed that Bethesda's goal has been to "reinvent" the RPG, which was originally a top-down turn-based title, into an all-new "open-ended RPG." Both Fallouts thus far have offered open-ended gameplay with plenty of side quests inside a large, linear storyline similar to Oblivion.
Most fans are looking forward to Fallout 3 being an "Oblivion with Mutants," but this has not yet been confirmed by Bethesda. But they have reported that Fallout 3 will run on the GameBryo engine, which powers Elder Scrolls IV. However, those who had hoped for an isometric, turn-based RPG like the first two Fallouts got a look at what might have been this week, courtesy of some leaked Van Buren footage.






