Popular post-nuclear role-playing video game designed by Interplay EntertainmentWord Craze Level 289 answer
The answer to the Word Craze clue “Popular post-nuclear role-playing video game designed by Interplay Entertainment” from Level 289 (Thailand) is shown below. It has 7 letters.
Answer
7 lettersFALLOUTPopular post-nuclear role-playing video game designed by Interplay Entertainment = FALLOUT
About this level
Level 289 is part of the Thailand chapter of Word Craze, which covers levels 285–324. The level has 26 clues, and this is clue 24.
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Other clues in this level
- 1The state of being well known for doing the wrong things›
- 2Hormone needed for fight or flight›
- 3A person who swims underwater for sport using a self contained breathing apparatus›
- 4What is this kind of malware called?›
- 5Typical teeth-related behavior often seen in toddlers›
- 6Pink spherical Nintendo character›
- 7Appliance with a flat surface perfect for cooking bacon, sausages, pancakes, etc.›
- 8A messenger tasked with a diplomatic mission›
- 9An individual who has been convicted of a serious crime›
- 10Tom _____ starred as Walt Disney in the film "Saving Mr. Banks"›
- 11A sign or emblem that represents something›
- 12These come out of steering wheels when collisions occur›
- 13To see someone for advice at a given rate›
- 14The most popular brand of ketchup in the US›
- 15Got used to it›
- 16What kind of snake is this?›
- 17_____ ______ starred as the Prime Minister in the film series "Love Actually"›
- 18Snack or appetizer consisting of crisps and a savory creamy mixture›
- 19Yoda is this rank›
- 20Refers to a person who is behind bars›
- 21Deposits and withdrawals of a more personal sort›
- 22Changing course and going in a different direction›
- 23When an airplane is leaving an airstrip›
- 25A path with a hard surface usually on the side of the road›
- 26Kurt ______ was the lead singer of the US rock band Nirvana›