Fallout 4

Beyond somewhere to hang my vast collection of looted hats, there's tons of potential here for crafty people to build some impressive stuff, though Ko...

Fallout 4 is a strong argument for substance over style, and it's a remarkable open-world RPG You.

Fallout 3 is still today one of my favorite games of all time (my friends likes NV more than 3) and Fallout 4 is one of my biggest disappointment of all time. But again, it looks amazing. If you want a light hearted shooter with mild RPG elements, go nuts. If you want another fallout RPG, then you're in for a big disappointment.

First off, let me list all the things the game does right: Stunning visuals : Gorgeous lighting and textures. Beautiful colors. It looks generations ahead of Fallout 3. The world feels alive. The animations are fluid, and breathe life into characters that only exist digitally. It's like they're sitt...

I'm 68 and I enjoy Skyrim (still have the CD), Enderal, Fallout 4 with FROST mod, XCOM2, Shadow Tactics Blades of the Shogun and recently bought Into the Breach in the Steam sale which is interesting. Happy gaming.

Have to say I was disappointed. With such rave reviews across the board I expected this to be a mind-blowing gaming experience. Sadly there are many aspects to this game that make it impossible to give more than an 'average' rating. First, the graphics are atrocious. The cut scenes are laughable in ...

Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, Fallout 4, Witcher 3, Breath of the Wild on the CEMU emulator, perhaps even AC Odyssey or Black Flag.

I have thoroughly enjoyed previous versions of Fallout and while I have played F4 to almost completion, I have to tell you, it isn't up to the standard set by the early games. Here is my summary: 1. Graphics are very good and the whole impression of the world is well-done from a visual perspective. ...

Fallout 4 because I just didn't find it to be fun. NiOh because the enemies and bosses were just reskinned versions of each other at higher levels, it was just repetitive. I understand this may be because they didn't have a huge budget for the game but it felt repetitive nonetheless. Combat was fun though for a while.

Fallout 4 is the followup to 2008's knockout open world game, Fallout 3. In this 1950's retro-future post-apocalyptic wonderland, you are allowed to totally customize your character and explore a highly detailed New England wasteland 200 years after the world was scoured in atomic fire, searching fo...