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Play it, it's really good, and this comes from someone who doesn't like Fallout 3 either.
The prime postapocalyptic games are Fallout for the large explorable world. Stalker for the atmosphere and blend of action and Metro for the story and its emotiveness.
In metro you have a variety of characters and even random npcs may have something to say. In stalker on the other hand you had only a handful of meaningful characters. Which again wasn't a huge problem as the bulk of the fun came from roaming the surroundings rather than interactions with other stalkers.
They can't be compared really in any other terms than personal preferrence because they (follout and metro) are just too different.
Fallout excells at world exploration. There is a lot to see do and find in the game and it is of course a bethesda game and as such a platfrom for further player created combat.
However it suffers from a lack of atmosphere. Apart from the radio playing on the wide open desert there is no suspence, human drama or emotional depth.
Metro on the other hand (even more so the second part) is heavy on all of the above. That is why I'd regard metro as the superior postapocaliptic game. It has a setting which is much more emphatic than just a load of empty buildings and backs this setting up with a stronger plot and significant npcs who have stories or their own (albeit scripted) rather than being just one more bandit or ncr ranger.
But again i recommend the approach of stating your argument as a personal opinion, rather than saying no, you are wrong i am right. Also you can't compare the game to the whole metro franchise as if that franchise was a single entity. There are lunchboxes which are part of the fallout franchise.
It's not a fallout/cod clone, it's an AMAZING shooter that's enjoyable from start to finish
I'd go along with most others, it isn't like Fallout, it does remind me a little of Rage though