Old World Blues: The Courier is abducted by a gang of insane scientists who need help to escape the boundaries of their lab, which is full of amazing but horrific scientific advancements. Honest Hearts: The Courier travels north to Zion National Park, finding themselves caught in the middle of a tribal war along with two Mormon missionaries with differing ideas on how to settle the conflict. Dead Money: The Courier visits a legendary pre-war ruin, the Sierra Madre Casino, in a Survival Horror-style map with scarce supplies and many environmental hazards. Besides, they don't call you The Courier for not delivering things. The robot drops you off at the local doctor, and within a few days you're back on your feet, with most of your brain intact and three clear goals: finding out what was in that boring little package, getting it back, and delivering it - after all, it's your paycheck on the line. Normally you would be dead now, but luckily, you manage to cling to life just long enough for a friendly robot that thinks he's a cowboy to dig you up. Only a few days into your trip, a mysterious man in a checkered coat and his posse of leathered-up thugs shoot you in the head and take your package, leaving you for dead in a shallow grave. Should be pretty fun, right? Guess again. But hey, you get to bring it to New Vegas, the biggest, brightest city in the wasteland. You? You're The Courier, one of the best messengers around, as long as the package isn't too big. That's all somebody else's problem, though. But that may not be the case forever: two superpowers, the rising federation of the New California Republic and the slaving horde of Caesar's Legion, have begun staking claims in the region, coming to blows over Hoover Dam, and New Vegas is caught in the crossfire. Some even say he rules the city to this day, from his shining tower at the Lucky 38 Casino. House, a pre-war business mogul who prepared Las Vegas for the Great War. It doesn't have as many problems as most places do thanks to Mr. It's 2281, and the Mojave Wasteland is an okay place to live. Like its predecessor, New Vegas is a first-person (with optional third person) Action RPG. Thus, in a way, New Vegas serves as more of a direct sequel to Fallout 2 than the actual Fallout 3, wrapping up the region's Myth Arc while opening up new possibilities for future stories. A good chunk of the development team were exiles from the late Black Isle Studios - responsible for Fallout 2 and the canceled Van Buren - and the game returns to the west coast setting of the originals. Released in 2010, it chronologically takes place after Fallout 3, but it is not the next numbered main game in the series. 
Fallout: New Vegas is the fifth (canonical) game in the Fallout series, developed by Obsidian Entertainment and produced by Bethesda.
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