Fallout Shelter
Monday, August 3, 2015
Perhaps the simplest way to describe Fallout Shelter is to equate it with the game SimTower. SimTower had you building skyscrapers to the heavens and carving out units…
Perhaps the simplest way to describe Fallout Shelter is to equate it with the game SimTower. SimTower had you building skyscrapers to the heavens and carving out units…
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