Fallout 4

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  1. Captain_Chaos
    Jun 7, 2017
    8
    I got around to trying Fallout 4 with the recent free weekend and was pleasantly surprised. I am enjoying it much more then either Fallout 3 or Skyrim, for different sets of reasons. Is it "Skyrim with guns"? Yes, very much so. However, the general feel of the game is much better for me. It suffers from a similar but lesser degree of bloat and mid-game drag, being entirely too long andI got around to trying Fallout 4 with the recent free weekend and was pleasantly surprised. I am enjoying it much more then either Fallout 3 or Skyrim, for different sets of reasons. Is it "Skyrim with guns"? Yes, very much so. However, the general feel of the game is much better for me. It suffers from a similar but lesser degree of bloat and mid-game drag, being entirely too long and inconsistently paced for much of my 80+ hours. The load times factored into this considerably, but it runs more smoothly then any Bethesda game I've played before, and it's nice to hear my character talk. I got lucky in most cases as regards to bugs, though an issue loading saves near the very end of the game caused me a bit of a scare.

    You are the "Sole Survivor," an inhabitant of the Vault 111 fallout shelter who flees the onset of nuclear armageddon in 2077, only to awaken 200 years later, with their spouse murdered and infant son missing. So begins a desperate search through the wasteland known as the Commonwealth, consisting of the ruins of Boston and its environs. In your search you inevitably become a central figure in the lives of many of this region's citizens, and ultimately a war for its control and answers to world-shaking questions: What measure is a non-human? Where do you stand on the scale between freedom and security? What are you willing to do not only to survive, but to thrive, to win? The game is not only open-ended but very morally gray, and whether your choices were right or not is left up to your own interpretation. This is a stark contrast to Fallout 3, which at least from where I was standing concerned a benevolent chapter of the Brotherhood of Steel waging a war for freedom against the totalitarian Enclave.

    People say the conversations in this game are a little too Mass Effect, but I think it works just fine. It's also sometimes a lot easier to tell at a glance what your character is actually going to say, barring the wildcard "Sarcastic" responses. The companion system is entertaining but far less sophisticated then most other RPGs, with limited dialogue opportunities and wildly varying combat effectiveness for each character. I found myself quite partial to Curie, whose excessive adorability, gifts of Stimpaks, devotion to scientific progress and surprising fighting ability endeared her to me quickly.

    The shooting, particularly when using VATS, is enjoyable, especially when your Luck perks sucessfully proc, and there is a satisfying array of guns of all types and calibers, which can be customized to your liking. However, coming from something like Borderlands, Battleborn or Killing Floor 2, the combat overall feels a bit stiff and clunky, and it still seems like you are required to use VATS to succeed in at least some fights, as in Fallout 3. The game's difficulty can also feel a tad erratic- you can tear through a number of engagements before unceremoniously being disintegrated by a nuclear Fat Man shell, which apparently warranted its own achievement.

    I can't help but love that there is actually a use for all the junk you find lying around in these sorts of games. I find it amusing you're given Power Armor virtually from the get go, though maintaining it seems to be a much more involved process. You're not only encouraged to grab everything you can find, but rewarded with experience points for using it to craft modifications for your gear and upgrade friendly towns with new stuff- at last, the packrat in me finds vindication. The series seems to be gradually approaching the status of a functional FPS, though that is a far cry from its original form and I am left to wonder. It's a competently executed FPS/RPG, especially compared to its immediate predecessor, but is it really Fallout? That, I regret to say, is not my place to judge.    … Expand
  2. localhost
    Jul 10, 2016
    8
    I was surprised to see such a low average rating. I mean, sure, as usual, Bethesda made something with outdated graphics and a fair amount of bugs, but it's not so horrible.
    Then after reading the negative reviews, I realized most are from Fallout fans that got disappointed because this game isn't in the spirit of the previous Fallout games. Maybe so. I did play Fallout 3 and Fallout New    I was surprised to see such a low average rating. I mean, sure, as usual, Bethesda made something with outdated graphics and a fair amount of bugs, but it's not so horrible.
    Then after reading the negative reviews, I realized most are from Fallout fans that got disappointed because this game isn't in the spirit of the previous Fallout games. Maybe so. I did play Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas, and it didn't struck me that much. Apart from the very awkward dialog wheel which doesn't properly present the dialog choices (it summarizes them in a few words), which means often you can't understand fully what the different options mean until you pick them.
    The settlement building is a really nice idea, sadly the building controls are really poor. The companion system is nice too, but the companions tend to get stuck, and when you park them in a large settlement good luck finding them (even worse, when you don't remember in which settlement you stored them, there's no quick way to find them - without using the console I mean).

    All in all, it's a decent game with a large world and many quests and places to build stuff, but it gets repetitive and tedious. If you are a die-hard Fallout fan maybe you'll be disappointed, but if not, despite the bugs it's quite worth playing I think.    … Expand
  3. legendoflink
    Nov 18, 2016
    8
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. fallout 4 was experience in the franchise and I enjoyed it a lot ive also bought autamatron dlc and I enjoyed it to, the game has an excellent soundtrack and gameplay (although the songs on the radio loop) and the graphics have the rules of mafia 3 (sometimes ugly, sometimes good) I like the perk system witch can lead to some pretty fun moments. I played the game on console (PS4) and the game only crashed once on me. The story is quite depressing with cancer and your wife dying but it is all over shadowed by all the huge and cool weapons you will get in the game. With the fact that the dialog options being very minimal and sometimes having the sarcasm option just say sarcasm sometimes, But the games fun missions and also having the fanbase split over weather its good or not makes me wonder what Bethesda is going to do but I have to say that I really like the game… Expand
  4. FYGGAMINGYT
    Dec 5, 2016
    8
    I love the game very much, the combat was EXTREMELY IMPROVED, and the story was pretty good, but I can't say that it the best in the series. This game does take a long time to play if your wanting to play most of the game, but the main story should take you a good few day or week to complete. Not in hours, but it might take you that long to finish the main story so look for that. The gameI love the game very much, the combat was EXTREMELY IMPROVED, and the story was pretty good, but I can't say that it the best in the series. This game does take a long time to play if your wanting to play most of the game, but the main story should take you a good few day or week to complete. Not in hours, but it might take you that long to finish the main story so look for that. The game does how ever doesn't give you much of a chose of being a "good or bad" guy, but the four main factions in the game are good. But let me tell you something that you might have heard MANY time about this game, Preston Harvey is VERY REPETITIVE. Now with the price a little less than at launch, it DEFINITELY worth your money.… Expand
  5. Lightside
    Jan 6, 2018
    8
    I think the graphics engine they use despite many bugs suits the Fallout world perfectly and it actually looks incredibly good and vibrant. Fallout 4 is terrific and I love how much they packed into just the base game itself. I'm slowly liking it more than Fallout 3 and New Vegas even. It just hits all the right notes with great companions and sub quests. It definitely has an East coastI think the graphics engine they use despite many bugs suits the Fallout world perfectly and it actually looks incredibly good and vibrant. Fallout 4 is terrific and I love how much they packed into just the base game itself. I'm slowly liking it more than Fallout 3 and New Vegas even. It just hits all the right notes with great companions and sub quests. It definitely has an East coast feel to it in the writing and care taken to portray Boston. My only complaints come from the game design itself in the form of managing weight which becomes a real issue and too many settlements which after a while turns into babysitting. I only stayed in Sanctuary but I do like the break it gives by extending the longevity of the game. Cannot recommend highly enough. A must play. (PC rating being lower than my PS4 review is because of that initial lack of PC support).… Expand
  6. JaiminhoMatador
    Feb 21, 2017
    8
    That's one of the best games I ever played, I love that you can do anything you want, like killing even friends, and it gets consequences, that's something I love the entire game, there's not much linear story, but the side quests compensate it.
    Only thing that makes me not to give a 10 is that is a little bit boring to walk, and walk, and walk for KMs (what takes hours sometimes) then    That's one of the best games I ever played, I love that you can do anything you want, like killing even friends, and it gets consequences, that's something I love the entire game, there's not much linear story, but the side quests compensate it.
    Only thing that makes me not to give a 10 is that is a little bit boring to walk, and walk, and walk for KMs (what takes hours sometimes) then die and get to walk all the way again. . I don't give much sh** for graphics, but if I did, I would remove some points, it can be compared to Fallout 3 ones.    … Expand
  7. voltaguy
    Apr 4, 2017
    8
    I will start this review, really, really edgy (not really). If you think that Fallout 3 was a better game, there is a chance that you are;

    A) blinded by the nostalgia B) bad at reviewing computer games Story in both of the games are complete **** I will probably talk about FO3's story on that review and why it is **** but you can watch several reviews on Youtube that explains why it    I will start this review, really, really edgy (not really). If you think that Fallout 3 was a better game, there is a chance that you are;

    A) blinded by the nostalgia
    B) bad at reviewing computer games

    Story in both of the games are complete **** I will probably talk about FO3's story on that review and why it is **** but you can watch several reviews on Youtube that explains why it is **** so watch some of them if you felt uncomfortable with my statement. Exploration is kind of fun in FO3, but has no purpose rather then looking at places and accessing logs. Whereas in FO4, on top of what you did in FO3, you have chance to get gear or junk for crafting, and on top of that, the game has much better gun-play, which also makes exploring more fun. The only downside of FO4 compared to FO3, is the dialogue system and the linearity of its quests. But most of the time, like in FO3, you will shoot **** "Oh but dude, this is an RPG, not a shooter game like Call of Duty, rite?" you may ask. Well my friend, just compare the RPG elements of FO3 to FO2, then FO4 to FO3. FO3 doesn't feel like COD but FO4 does? The point is, shooting is a big part of both of those games, one game has a superior gun-play compared to the other, and the ****-gun-play game is not even that good, when compared to a game like New Vegas.

    I really want to criticize the **** out of this game, but FO4 has so many flaws that it is impossible to fit the characters inside this box. Most of the problems are solved with mods anyways, so I will talk about the game very little and shallow.

    Karma gone - good
    Repair gone - good
    Skills gone - better (you put everything to 2 skills before)
    Perks gone - worse
    New skill tree - good and bad (some talents are mandatory but the tree design opens possibilities)
    VATS is slow time - good and bad
    No VATS grenade - bad
    VATS as general - same
    No influence on factions - bad
    No disguise - bad
    Player voice actor - good and bad (good acting but sometimes unexpected results)
    Companions - better
    Companion quests - better
    Graphics - better
    Gun-play - better
    Combat - better
    DR system - better and worse (fixed by mods)
    Dialogues - worse (kinda fixed by mods)
    Choices - worse
    Factions - worse (compared to NV, plus some of them make no sense)
    AI - still bad
    Stealth - still bad
    Crafting - good
    Weapon/armor mods - good
    Legendary enemies - good
    Legendary loot - good and bad (bad for disappointment)
    Settlements - good but broken (mods are cool)
    Quests - better and worse (gun-play and exploration is better but choices are limited)
    Main Story - ****
    Map design - better
    Mobs - better
    NPCs - worse (than NV), better (than FO3)
    Builds - better
    Survival - good
    Healing system - better
    Immersion - worse (than NV), better (than FO3)
    Towns - worse (than NV), better (than FO3)
    Animations - better
    Trading - worse (some items are impossible to buy, fixed by mods)
    DLCs - better
    **** mods - better
    Aaaand that is it.    … Expand
  8. lord_raccoon
    Apr 19, 2020
    8
    This is my first fallout game and i enjoyed it a lot. I was playing it 2 weeks non-stop. With lots of amazing mods this game became insane, for me. I was spending hours on completing quests, on building my settlements, organization of passive income from them. Spent hours on creating my own Vault 88, amazing far harbor, nuka cola. I think i spent around 100+ hours in Single(!)player gameThis is my first fallout game and i enjoyed it a lot. I was playing it 2 weeks non-stop. With lots of amazing mods this game became insane, for me. I was spending hours on completing quests, on building my settlements, organization of passive income from them. Spent hours on creating my own Vault 88, amazing far harbor, nuka cola. I think i spent around 100+ hours in Single(!)player game and that's a reason why i give 8 points to this game. Even though, there are lots of disadvantages. Bugs (lots of them), poor animations and graphics, dumb AI and simplified combat. But that wasnt so important for me. To the advantages, i enjoyed a building mode in settlements (thanks to amazing mods), tonns of quests and interactions, lore of the game, and in fact tonns of activities to do, tonns of things to achieve, tonns of people to see. Thats probably one of my greatest single-player experience of last time.… Expand
  9. Raytings
    Jul 11, 2017
    8
    What is it?
    Somehow Bethesda combined the Simulation, FPS, and RPG genres with a dash of anxiety all into one package in Fallout 4. In the world of Fallout 4, a Nuclear war has left the inhabitants of Boston Massachusetts to fend for themselves without a central government. In this post-apocalyptic part of the Commonwealth, you play the role of a widowed husband or wife, who’s looking    What is it?
    Somehow Bethesda combined the Simulation, FPS, and RPG genres with a dash of anxiety all into one package in Fallout 4. In the world of Fallout 4, a Nuclear war has left the inhabitants of Boston Massachusetts to fend for themselves without a central government. In this post-apocalyptic part of the Commonwealth, you play the role of a widowed husband or wife, who’s looking for their child Shaun after being frozen in a Vault for a couple hundred years.

    You’ll be building, crafting, shooting and surviving.

    The Good and the Ugly.
    Giving EA a run for their money, Fallout 4 introduced an entire new mechanic to the Fallout series: Settlements; I’d argue this game is ALL about Settlements. Think of it like a dumbed down Sims, but instead of using Simoleons to purchase buildings and furniture, you’re gathering supplies all across the Commonwealth from the remnants of Boston like Hot Plates, Hacksaws, and more. Basically you’re going to MacGyver the crap out of this. Each Settlement has several needs: Food, Water, Defense, and Beds; and they can populated by Settlers, and Companions (companions accompany you in-game & have side stories). Anyone who likes Simulation games will accidently carry themselves into the wee early-morning building….and building until you run out of resources and are forced back into the wasteland to scavenge more.

    The Settlement system can feel pretty beta at times. Even with all the expansions added, furniture and structures are limited in number. Placement of objects can be odd as there isn’t always a snap system to have things completely symmetric like walls (Gaps are never a good thing in any scenario). It’s not always totally clear where an object goes after you choose to “store” it. Almost none of the placeable objects have tooltips, and the ones that do are not descriptive enough; for example, it’s almost impossible to tell what Bathtubs do unless you googled it, or you’re a Brahim whisperer. All objects that can be built always have a “just went through nuclear holocaust” aesthetic, even though you just built it from scratch. Why am I building a brand new glass door, if the glass is going to be broken already? Who broke that glass? WE JUST BUILT IT!

    Despite all its flaws, I wouldn’t be playing Fallout 4 as much as I have been without Settlements. They provide a way to get away from all the gloom and doom and reinstate that “life flourishes in the darkness” sorta thing. The game feels alive in your settlements, and you can customize a house of your own, for your settlers, heck even Dogmeat’s. Fast-traveling into one of your Settlements can trigger a dynamic event that usually pitt you and your comrades against Gunmen, Ghouls, and others. It’s very rewarding, and literally having the shirt off of someone’s back come straight to your door is very useful. (You can loot those em up’)

    Love it or hate it, Settlements are what makes Fallout 4 a unique first person shooter and role playing game & definitely worth investing in if you’re a fan of those genres. Simulation lovers beware, all the kinks haven’t been worked out yet; Fallout 4 is a ginormous game & maybe a little too big for it’s own good (tons of things I haven’t even mentioned yet, like Power Armor) however it may be worth checking out. You may just end up loving it like I did!    … Expand
  10. gautamkumar633
    Dec 23, 2022
    8
    The best Fallout game in my opinion. The world in Fallout 4 is amazing and beautifully created which is not as dull and apocalyptic looking as that in Fallout 3. The gameplay and game mechanics are also an improvement over its predecessor.
  11. RudigerTech
    May 15, 2019
    8
    Its a very good Fallout. All in all, there aren't as much interesting characters as in Fallout 3 or New Vegas and it has some bugs. But above all its a solid Title, which have a big amount of sidequests and other things to do. Some mechanisms aren't 100% solid like the Building system without a gamepad.
    But if you like the setting its a must-have.
  12. tommasov
    Sep 15, 2018
    8
    Not well optimized, it drops frames in full hd even with a 980ti... but i really enjoy playing fallout, one of my favorites action rpg ever
  13. killer1237
    Oct 24, 2018
    8
    As a massive Fallout fan, I was disappointed with this game. It had very few dialogue options that had an actual impact, and the dialogue was not as clever or funny as previous games. However, if I judged this as a game in itself and not on what I expected, it is a genuinely fun rpg shooter with mostly interesting quests, enemies, and guns that only has the downfall of a lack of rpg elements.
  14. Dankrou
    Oct 28, 2018
    8
    Yes, many did not like this part because it lost its former atmosphere of hopelessness, gray wasteland and other things. Well, I believe that sooner or later this atmosphere in its original form, as in the first parts-would have ceased to be relevant in the modern world. And save more or less the skeleton of the last part and remake it for the modern world at Bethesda quite well turnedYes, many did not like this part because it lost its former atmosphere of hopelessness, gray wasteland and other things. Well, I believe that sooner or later this atmosphere in its original form, as in the first parts-would have ceased to be relevant in the modern world. And save more or less the skeleton of the last part and remake it for the modern world at Bethesda quite well turned out. Yes, the game has a lot of shortcomings, I fully agree with this. But if I wanted to see Fallout in the near future, it would be better than 90 hours of gameplay in gray colors and poor settlement level because. Bethesda does not know how to make games in gray. To return the first 2 parts you need to hire people who developed these parts. And in the parody of Bethesda on the old Fallout do not really want to play because they are quite bad convey such an atmosphere.… Expand
  15. NightGeisha
    Jan 20, 2019
    8
    Fallout 4 is one of my best open world experiences of all times.
    This fantastic RPG will consume you, if you try to visit all the places, do all the quests and side quests you are encountering, collect everything you find and try to work and evolve all settlements of this massive world.
    Easily you can count on more than 120 hours of game, only in the core game. Then there are a number of    Fallout 4 is one of my best open world experiences of all times.
    This fantastic RPG will consume you, if you try to visit all the places, do all the quests and side quests you are encountering, collect everything you find and try to work and evolve all settlements of this massive world.
    Easily you can count on more than 120 hours of game, only in the core game. Then there are a number of DLC's and Add-Ons, but as if that were not enough, it has a fantastic community that creates amazing mods that added dozens of hours of fun.

    Like their predecessors Fallout 4 has an immersive history. Several factions and countless alternative stories make this game a fantastic experience. I will not discuss whether the story is better or worse than Fallout 3 or New Vegas which seems to me to have always been the main concern of the fans.

    I'm happy with the game, yes it has bugs and all kinds of issues but I had fun most of the times. Fallout universe is one of the most fantastic universes in the history of video games. I feel sorry that fallout 76 not being up to the antecessors because with all this successful history it should have been a success too.    … Expand
  16. VG_Alex
    Jan 6, 2019
    8
    Excellent eschatological RPG game, the setting of the world background is very abundant, inherited the 'Creation' engine extreme degree of freedom, game play compared with the previous work has improved a lot, the workshop system are a major feature of this game, but there are still have few bugs to fix and the main story is too short.
  17. T-Babyboi
    Jun 26, 2020
    8
    I give an 8 simply because the story starting about half way and towards the end is just bad.
    The game play and the way the world carries you through various aspects of a wasteland were dead on 10/10 in that regard, I enjoyed and still enjoy the game after probably 500 hours.
    Combat is fun and many of the characters are interesting.....the ending just about ruined my experience my first    I give an 8 simply because the story starting about half way and towards the end is just bad.
    The game play and the way the world carries you through various aspects of a wasteland were dead on 10/10 in that regard, I enjoyed and still enjoy the game after probably 500 hours.
    Combat is fun and many of the characters are interesting.....the ending just about ruined my experience my first time playing, the fact Kellog somehow didn't age even though most of his body was organic, a smoker and a drinker living longer than Shaun who had access to the same technology.....they thought it would be a cliffhanger leave you thinking ending, but really it was annoying and lackluster, not to mention siding with any faction means genoicide, not one single diplomatic option for the end, no real comforting closure....written by Satan himself..
    Even though I still consider this in my top 10 list games as far as fun and replay value is concerned, the story alone couldnt carry this title, it is not so bad until you actually start to finish the main story, thankfully I have an imagination and play the game and simply dont finish, creating my own ending in my head. The combat, weapons, and the atmosphere are top notch, these days, this game is my favorite to just pick up and play.    … Expand
  18. opium4free
    Feb 17, 2019
    8
    I didn't like how reply lines presented in dialogs and didn't like that annoying radiant-quests from P. Garvey. But for the rest game is actually good (i know that 10 hours played is not really enough).
  19. reclocco
    Jun 10, 2019
    8
    Really immersive game that sadly cuts down on some textures quality for some reason. Don’t be put off by that tho because this game still offers a lot.
    All in all it’s a sandbox with great character development, settlement building, crafting system and more. The downside for me is an OK storyline (mainly due to the mediocre human animation quality) and sometimes underwhelming graphics    Really immersive game that sadly cuts down on some textures quality for some reason. Don’t be put off by that tho because this game still offers a lot.
    All in all it’s a sandbox with great character development, settlement building, crafting system and more. The downside for me is an OK storyline (mainly due to the mediocre human animation quality) and sometimes underwhelming graphics (very rarely tho).    … Expand
  20. Whoahoot
    Mar 9, 2019
    8
    Highly underrated game. Not the best game or spectacular game, but in my opinion, a game worth playing. I've 118 hours into the game on a few different characters and I found the game very enjoyable. I thought the combat was fun and engaging, though I'll admit the story was about a 5/10 (average) and the dialog choices were rather leaned toward just a few ways of playing the game (sideHighly underrated game. Not the best game or spectacular game, but in my opinion, a game worth playing. I've 118 hours into the game on a few different characters and I found the game very enjoyable. I thought the combat was fun and engaging, though I'll admit the story was about a 5/10 (average) and the dialog choices were rather leaned toward just a few ways of playing the game (side with 1 of 3 factions).

    Cons -
    1. Mediocre story with characters that make you feel little emotion
    2. Poor dialog choices in an RPG
    3. Few bugs (you shouldn't encounter too many typically speaking)
    4. Some of the textures can look a little poor

    Pros -
    1. I found the gameplay fun and engaging (combat, quests)
    2. Good reward system (perk points, weapon/ammo drops)
    3. Easy to dump time into and have fun for a long time
    4. Very high replayability; at least 80+ hours of enjoyable gameplay with too much repetition

    Conclusion: All in all, a good game I would recommend buying. The negative reviews on this are more negative than they should be as the game is much better than they make it out to be. However, this game is no 9 or 10 because it does have flaws and can be dull at times.    … Expand
  21. DrMisiaq
    Jun 24, 2019
    8
    Game has it's flaws. Many of them - to be honest. Who did not curse on "another settlement needs your help. I'll mark it on your map" quests and other repetitive stuff? Who did not moan about overall simplification and dialogue tree? But admit it - Fallout 4 is an amazing game. I wonder, how many people really appreciated it after the failure of 76. It has main story, which isn't theGame has it's flaws. Many of them - to be honest. Who did not curse on "another settlement needs your help. I'll mark it on your map" quests and other repetitive stuff? Who did not moan about overall simplification and dialogue tree? But admit it - Fallout 4 is an amazing game. I wonder, how many people really appreciated it after the failure of 76. It has main story, which isn't the deepest stuff in the neighbourhood, but really digs into ethics and questions the problem, of what the hell is humanity. There are tens of sidequests - each taking few hours to complete - which are as memorable as those from first two Fallouts. Sailing f***n' ship full of pirate-robots upon rooftops of Boston? Take my money please. Overall Fallout 4 is highly underappreciated and it deserves at least 8-9 out of 10 in terms of a great video game, even if it goes far from the origins of the series.… Expand
  22. matdimond
    Aug 9, 2019
    8
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    Sep 5, 2019
    8
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  24. KIsELeB
    Nov 6, 2019
    8
    + Стрельба ,Строительство ,Возможность модифицировать оружие и броню ,Много мелких и
    интересных историй ,Интересные компаньоны :
    - Сильно уменьшенная вариативность ,35% квестов (принеси-подай ,пойди и убей ,) 3 из 6 DLC добавляют только предметы для строительства :    + Стрельба ,Строительство ,Возможность модифицировать оружие и броню ,Много мелких и
    интересных историй ,Интересные компаньоны :
    - Сильно уменьшенная вариативность ,35% квестов (принеси-подай ,пойди и убей ,) 3 из 6 DLC добавляют только предметы для строительства :
  25. krasnoyarsky
    Nov 7, 2019
    8
    Good game with a lot of content, huge world and many quests to do. One thing that was missing and took out a lot of fun was a complete lack of satisfaction after completing main quests and a feeling o complete lack of impact on the world.
  26. kankanbow
    Jun 30, 2020
    8
    Always loves bethesda's games, the voive acting ruin the role play tho. hope there a re no more voice acting in the future
  27. Renaigse
    Sep 24, 2020
    8
    В принципе, я не олд в фолычах , в пред части не играл, поэтому в принципе зашло, прежде всего атмосферой, локами, лором. Старые жалуются на то, мол 4 фолыч ваще не рпг и это абсолютно так, здесь все решается в перестрелках в основном, хотел играть через харизму, замаксил ее, но она весьма бесполезная оказалась, в диалогах почти не роляет. Опять же, если не играли в пред. части - скорееВ принципе, я не олд в фолычах , в пред части не играл, поэтому в принципе зашло, прежде всего атмосферой, локами, лором. Старые жалуются на то, мол 4 фолыч ваще не рпг и это абсолютно так, здесь все решается в перестрелках в основном, хотел играть через харизму, замаксил ее, но она весьма бесполезная оказалась, в диалогах почти не роляет. Опять же, если не играли в пред. части - скорее всего зайдет… Expand
  28. hoanns
    Jun 6, 2020
    8
    I got very addicted to the game. The story is good imo, the philosophy about synth life and the different views on it. The settlement building is interesting, but seemed like a useless gimmick in the end
  29. ewenr
    Jun 24, 2020
    8
    There are many things I can criticise about this game.. The voiced protagonist, the poor quantity and quality of meaningful dialog and choices and oh my G*d the bugs.. That said, I had an immense amount of fun with this game.. I am, unapologetically, a massive Fallout fan and have an incredible number of hours played but I am still left thinking that this is a poor quality, unfinished andThere are many things I can criticise about this game.. The voiced protagonist, the poor quantity and quality of meaningful dialog and choices and oh my G*d the bugs.. That said, I had an immense amount of fun with this game.. I am, unapologetically, a massive Fallout fan and have an incredible number of hours played but I am still left thinking that this is a poor quality, unfinished and unpolished game with many, many unresolved flaws.

    What hurts the most, is that Bethesda don't seem to give a crap about any of the faults and have grifted by on the love of the fan-base and it is getting tiresome. Loving this game feels like being in an abusive relationship.. I keep hoping they will change and do better by me but they don't care enough to do that.

    Thank heavens for the modding community at Nexusmods.    … Expand
  30. Anima2z
    Jun 28, 2020
    8
    bug fest, but nice story, world, i like the fps element, but wish there was more rpg like options in the story, a lot of customization options ffor your base and weapons the best I have seem in games, whicj is great, so much to do, love the music, but the recycle of sounds and animations is so Bethesda, still I really enjoyed playing it
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#31 Best PC Game of 2015
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84

Generally favorable reviews - based on 38 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 30 out of 38
  2. Mixed: 8 out of 38
  3. Negative: 0 out of 38
  1. CD-Action
    Feb 4, 2016
    80
    After terrible first couple of hours Fallout 4 pulled itself together and ultimately was almost as fun as The Witcher 3. There’s a huge chasm between these two games in terms of technology (F4 looks like a X360 game), but their open worlds are equally good and Bethesda did a better job with crafting. [01/2016, p.42]
  2. PCWorld
    Jan 19, 2016
    70
    This isn’t the step forward I expected, though. Here we are, the first Bethesda game on a new hardware generation, and I can’t help feeling like we’ve regressed—like Fallout 4 really is Oblivion-with-guns. A decade later, it certainly makes many of the same mistakes.
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  3. Pelit (Finland)
    Jan 4, 2016
    92
    It’s easy to get carried away by Fallout 4’s massive open world. While the gunplay is much improved and the quests fun, I found the UI lacking on the PC. The inventory and build menus are really tedious to use. [Dec 2015]
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