
Of course there are mutants
Alexander himself is a bit of a cipher. In the few moments that Alexander has to speak, he mostly comes off as a sort of stiff Russian military man. His main distinguishing attributes are his bomber jacket, stoicism, and a somewhat retrograde attitude toward women, which manifests in his insistence on protecting his companion from danger. Granted, it's interesting to have a main character at all. The Fallout series, after all, is built around silent protagonists.
There's not a lot more to say about Nuclear Union than that. I applaud its ambition, and it's a nice looking game, though the lack of recorded dialogue and the somewhat stiff character models suggest that it's still early days for this project. It will have to work hard to escape Fallout's rather long shadow, and to a lesser extent, that of
You're a liar. My goverment tells me so.
The perception of both sides are heavily skewed by propaganda you fool.
looks like fallout and S.T.A.L.K.E.R. had a one night stand nine moths ago