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Line 6: Celebrated on several sites, most notably at the [http://wasteland.rockdud.net Ranger HQ Grid], which includes info about the game as well as some surprisingly good [[Fanfic]]. After a very successful [[Kickstarter]] [http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/inxile/wasteland-2 support campaign], InXile Entertainment, under Brian Fargo's leadership, ~~have begun work~~worked on the sequel, ''[[Wasteland 2]]'', with [[Obsidian Entertainment]], and [[Chris Avellone]] in particular, joining in as co-developers. The game iswas ~~currently~~released ~~expected for a October 2013~~in ~~release~~2014. See ~~Also~~also ''[[Fallout]]'', the series' [[Spiritual Successor]]. {{tropelist}}▼ ▲{{tropelist\|wppage=Wasteland}} * [[Action Bomb]]: The Radiation Angels at the Temple of the Mushroom Cloud explode into a pile of glowing blue dust after you defeat. Why yes, it is radioactive. * [[Action Girl]]: Christina, one of the few recruitable NPCs who has a unique picture. * [[Alliteration]] In the southeast corner of the agricultural center's farm, there are four foot tall pears. They're pleasingly plump, and perfectly prepared to possibly plummet. * [[After the End]]: "Somehow, life goes on in the Wasteland." * [[AIA.I. Is a Crapshoot]]: AI research goes pretty badly awry, and is hinted to have caused nuclear holocaust in the first place. * [[AKA-47]]: Averted. Weapons are either real-life firearms, fictional sci-fi guns or fictional advanced versions of contemporary guns, as explained by the [[All There in the Manual\|manual]]. * [[An Axe to Grind]]: The Proton Ax, found in a deserted building guarded by the game's most powerful enemy. Line 45: * [[Healing Potion]]: One of the earliest complete aversions. * [[Hit Points]] * [[I Fought the Law and ~~The~~the Law Won]]: Averted. You can shoot up an entire police station. * [[Impassable Desert]]: In-map desert requires a canteen. * [[Insurmountable Waist High Fence]]: Usually averted. You can blow up or knock down virtually any door (including several that have [[Locked Door\|key slots]], but can only be opened with explosives) and a lot of walls, and there are a good number of walls that can be climbed, too. Line 68: * [[Three Quarters View]]: The city maps; the main map is [[Top Down View]]. * [[Video Game Cruelty Potential]]: Killing the kids at Highpool. ----▼ ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20131101204139/http://wasteland.inxile-entertainment.com/ Your mind just exploded like a blood sausage.]''▼ ▲-- ---- ▲''[http://wasteland.inxile-entertainment.com/ Your mind just exploded like a blood sausage.]'' {{reflist}} [[Category:Science Fiction Video Games]] Line 80 ⟶ 78: [[Category:Action RPG]] [[Category:Wasteland]] [[Category:GOG.com]] [[Category:Video Game]] [[Category:Apple II]] [[Category:DOS]] [[Category:Microsoft Windows]] [[Category:Mac OS]] [[Category:Linux]]