Otherwise it’s on to the next player and the next operation. Failing to correctly extract the piece gives an opposing player with the S.P.E.C.I.A.L.-ist card matching the current ailment the opportunity to try stealing the surgery fee for double the price. Successfully removing the contracted piece is rewarded with a payout in bottle cap tokens (in denominations of 100 and 500) equal to the monetary value of the fee indicated on the operation’s Doctor card. A pair of AA batteries (not included) is required to power the sound and lighting effects. The radiation detector in the top-left corner of the operating table also flashes a green LED bulb. Touching the edge with the tweezers triggers a fail sound, the old buzzer replaced by the much cooler and far less jarring RADS sound effect from the Fallout games. Like the original game’s red-nosed patient, Vault Boy suffers from various ailments in the form of shaped cavities from which plastic game pieces must be retrieved using the tethered tweezers.Įach player draws a Doctor card on his or her turn, and then attempts to lift the indicated “Funatomy” piece from its hole, within an agreed upon time limit. Assuming the role of Vault-Tec Doctor, participating players take turns attempting to complete operations on the board game patient, in this instance our favorite mascot pal Vault Boy.
The core rules are the same, just twisted to play on themes of the Fallout universe. Hasbro’s classic medical malpractice skill game Operation gets a Wasteland makeover in the officially licensed Fallout S.P.E.C.I.A.L.
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