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You might want to look into Disco Elysium. It's not exactly scifi or post apocalyptic in a traditional sense but is certainly adjacent to it if not in a subset of it. It plays similarly but is more akin to the gameplay of Planescape: Torment.
It's at least worth checking out some reviews, descriptions, screenshots, trailers, etc. It might not be your thing but as a Fallout 1 and 2 fan it was right up my alley and is easily one of my favorite games of all time!
What about Planescape: Torment? I haven't played it yet, but I heard a lot of good things about it.
How about the Shadowrun series?
That’s somewhat on my radar. I have constantly debated trying it out.
Shadowrun is awesome. Id start with dragonfall though rather then the first game, since the first game is a lot less fleshed out. There are also some very well done user made campaigns that add full game length stories
Is Hong Kong supposed to be played last?
They are all standalone stories. I think Hong Kong was the best one. Really felt like I bonded with my crew.
Not exactly the same but check out Kenshi. It's also more like Wasteland than it is like FO but i can't recommend it enough.
Post apocalyptic weird low-tech scifi sandbox.
Important to note, its completely open ended. No story. But quite a lot of stuff to do, factions to keep tabs on, settlements to build and manage, people to recruit.. lots of moddability.
You'll have to find your own purpose out there.
Oh and it's crippling difficulty can be daunting.
I’ve played Kenshi quite a lot. I enjoyed it and might replay again, though I’m kind of after something a little more structured. Kenshi is a great “forever game” to play in small spurts though.
I spent some time on Kenshi and had a good time, but I still don't get how the factions' system works. It looks liem there's a bunch of NPCs around, and a few of them have some sort of quest (I remember the Sheks that go in the desert to die fighting some big enemy), but I see people talking about how the world changes regardless of your actions and I just haven't experienced that
I'd have to check it again for details but there's a tab in the menus that logs faction activities. There you can see who's raiding who and if someone's planning to raid you a few days in advance.
Otherwise there are these religious fanatics that require you to carry their book, pay taxes and basically be a racist to be in good standing..
Also travelers are out and about who trade, get robbed, enslaved, attacked by monsters etc etc.
I guess you can fit the Borderlands franchise in this category? It's post apocalyptic, an FPS and story driven. It can also get quite technical if you want to get deep into character builds. Other than that there's Bioshock. Let me know if you'd like some lesser known games if you've played these already.
Classic Fallout-likes are more in the CRPG vein. Overhead view, turn based combat, dialog heavy, multiple solutions to things.
I dig Borderlands, but it’s a straight up lootershooter.