Fallout 76

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2.8

Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 6754 Ratings

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  3. Negative: 4,869 out of 6754
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  1. TravenKirkwall
    Nov 14, 2018
    10
    seems like a lot of people want to ride the hate train. i however enjoy it and its great to play with friends.Also if you want to experience multiplayer in the elder scrolls universe check out TES3MP project its easy and fully playable in multiplayer.
  2. TomEastman
    Nov 14, 2018
    10
    I enjoyed this game. It's not perfect, and it's not what I'd expect from Bethesda. It's less of an RPG and more of a Survival Game. It reminds me a bit of Seven Days to Die and other Zombie Survival games from the early 10s. Lots of scavenging, building, and what have you. Still, there is some interesting information poking around in the background with logs and messages and on terminalsI enjoyed this game. It's not perfect, and it's not what I'd expect from Bethesda. It's less of an RPG and more of a Survival Game. It reminds me a bit of Seven Days to Die and other Zombie Survival games from the early 10s. Lots of scavenging, building, and what have you. Still, there is some interesting information poking around in the background with logs and messages and on terminals and all that. I will admit, I do think the lack of NPCs is a bit upsetting, and that's ultimately what holds the game back from a perfect rating in my opinion. If there is anything to improve going forward, that might be it.

    Anyway. It's a fun game overall, and I'm enjoying it so far.

    Edit: Bumping my score up to 10. More people were on in the evening, more people were talking in the evening, and it was all around just more fun that way. I've already established my character's personality and backstory and I'm holding to it!    … Expand
  3. Cowardtoe
    Nov 14, 2018
    10
    It just works -todd Howard
    It’s a meh if your a fallout fan
    But if you live online games this is for you
  4. acmccarthy
    Nov 14, 2018
    10
    Great game, don't listen to all the salty haters. The map is amazing, the story is huge and deep, and you can do it all with friends.
  5. jnightingale07
    Nov 18, 2018
    10
    So lets talk about what this game isn't since I feel people had expectations that weren't met. If you want a high risk pvp game like Rust or Ark where getting killed, raided and eventually wiped is 100% expected and you love the thrill of trying to be alpha tribe before you get wiped, this game is not for you.

    If you want a traditional fallout game where you interact with interesting    So lets talk about what this game isn't since I feel people had expectations that weren't met. If you want a high risk pvp game like Rust or Ark where getting killed, raided and eventually wiped is 100% expected and you love the thrill of trying to be alpha tribe before you get wiped, this game is not for you.

    If you want a traditional fallout game where you interact with interesting NPCs and make thoughtful choices, this game isn't for you either.

    So who is this game for and why the hell did I give it a 10? If you want a mix between DayZ and Mist this game is for you. It's honestly perfect for me and my boyfriend. I LOVE games like Rust and Ark, but he wont play them with me because he hates putting so much time and effort into something only to get raided in the end. I have little interest in a co-op Fallout 4 because who's choices would matter?

    This game is seriously awesome, it combines sandbox elements with a really rich story. It's just a different type of story. You emerge from vault 76 only 25 years after the war. The government filled vault 76 and other early release vaults with the best and brightest the USA had to offer because we're the ones that have to rebuild and shape the world for the future vaults. After being released you interact with a few robots that point you in a direction and you go. You find out that people who weren't able to secure safety in a vault did survive after the bombs dropped, you find their camps, diaries and holotapes talking about everything from dangerous radiation levels in the water to mutated monsters, plagues and maybe even aliens (not sure if that's actually a thing or just a crazy person rambling). The tapes are awesome because you can listen to them while rummaging around collecting stuff.

    You try to drink the water and you get rads, you try to eat the food and you get rads. You try to collect the water to boil it, and you still get rads but less so. They don't cure over time, and Radaway is sparce and you can't craft it (at least at first, not sure if you can later). You start listening to these tapes and the survivors testing the water and trying to figure out how to purify it and you have to pick up where they left off if you hope to survive long term. That's the reality of being the first ones out of a vault, no town to buy purified water in. You have to figure out how to purify it so there can be towns and factions in the future.... as well as looking into super mutant threats, plagues, aliens and other crazy rumors that could end human life as we know it. Just because the story doesn't handhold you or tell you how awesome and invaluable your character is every 15 minutes doesn't mean there isn't a rich story for you to uncover on your own.

    Obviously there's monster hunting, treasure maps, air drops, crafting, perks and skills and other cool stuff. You can build a camp but it logs out with you for the night so you can only get raided while online (even then you have a chest that only you can access, additional storage people can loot though). You know what though, that's a nice change of pace. It's a game, I can't be on 24/7. The community actually seems nice, people are intentionally leaving things in lootable chests to help others along. Don't get me wrong I LOVE games like Ark and Rust, I've got 600+ hours in each on official servers... but I also like to be able to sleep easy when I log out and I like playing games with my boyfriend so this is fun in it's own right and the first game of it's kind.

    I also love a deeply rich story, I love the previous fallout games. I've played through the Mass Effect Trilogy so many times it's unreal. I don't need to become leader of every guild and have NPCs stare at me in awe though. I don't always need to be the center of the universe, sometimes it's cool to just be a part of it and make it what you will.

    TLDR; if you want Fallout 5 Co-Op, this is not for you. If you want DayZ, this is not for you. If you want something in the middle of those that you can convince your PvP shy friends and family to play, this is perfect for you.    … Expand
  6. 2moose4u
    Nov 20, 2018
    10
    As opposed to previous Fallout games where the player follows along a story that Bethesda created for them, Fallout 76 is a game that is meant for you and others to create your own stories and boy do I have some awesome ones!
  7. Ashrazel
    Nov 14, 2018
    10
    This game is exactly what I wanted, a Fallout game I can play with my friends. It has plenty to do, plenty of areas to explore, and lots of enemies to kill. If your expectation is the latest and greatest game with spectacular 4k graphics and NPC characters that are actual people to talk to, this isn’t the game for you. If your looking for a game where you can run around solo and not beThis game is exactly what I wanted, a Fallout game I can play with my friends. It has plenty to do, plenty of areas to explore, and lots of enemies to kill. If your expectation is the latest and greatest game with spectacular 4k graphics and NPC characters that are actual people to talk to, this isn’t the game for you. If your looking for a game where you can run around solo and not be bothered or killed by other players then go play Fallout 4 or wait for TES6. If you want a game that is fun to explore with your friends, where danger from not only creatures but other players may lurk around any corner, and can look past a few bugs and issues that will most likely be addressed in the next few weeks or months, then Fallout 76 might be for you.… Expand
  8. Ricforb
    Nov 14, 2018
    10
    I absolutely love that game. My husband is a Fallout fan, he played all of it and showed those games to me. I am amazed with a possibility to play together in Fallout setting. Story telling is great, I love collecting all of those memories, notes, holotapes and connect them into one big story. I've played all of the BETA and both launch days. And I just can't stop. Community inside theI absolutely love that game. My husband is a Fallout fan, he played all of it and showed those games to me. I am amazed with a possibility to play together in Fallout setting. Story telling is great, I love collecting all of those memories, notes, holotapes and connect them into one big story. I've played all of the BETA and both launch days. And I just can't stop. Community inside the game is also great. Meeting new people with an open chat is so realistic and I wanted that kind of game for a very long time. Also it has a huge potential for future development. Just amazing… Expand
  9. Todd_Howard
    Nov 14, 2018
    10
    Awesome game. Love the exploration. Love the storytelling. Love the character building. Love the world. Looking forward to playing this until Starfield or TES V comes out.
  10. Borisbo
    Nov 14, 2018
    10
    I don't know guys. Why so many negative reviews. The game is great. I am a big fan of Fallout series, so I liked this part too. Especially fot it's online. Thank you very much Bethesda for this experience!
  11. UsernameUsernam
    Nov 14, 2018
    10
    I was skeptical of this game when it was first announced as well, but I preordered it because I’ve always been a fan of the fallout series and wanted to give it a shot during the beta before dismissing it. After 16 levels/20+ hours and barely scratching the surface of what this game has to offer, I can assure you it’s anything but empty. It’s full of life and incredibly immersive. It isn’tI was skeptical of this game when it was first announced as well, but I preordered it because I’ve always been a fan of the fallout series and wanted to give it a shot during the beta before dismissing it. After 16 levels/20+ hours and barely scratching the surface of what this game has to offer, I can assure you it’s anything but empty. It’s full of life and incredibly immersive. It isn’t your traditional fallout in the sense that you’ll get to make game changing decisions, but I prefer that, you’re a nobody in this game, and that leaves you an infinite amount of role playing possibilities. I haven’t felt this way about exploring a game since 3/NV and can’t wait to dive in further.… Expand
  12. teenymon
    Nov 14, 2018
    10
    I've never written a user review before but I've used them in the past to gauge whether or not I will like a game. I came here after playing the whole beta and release day to see how it's being received. These user reviews seem like they are coming from people that haven't actually played the game and are weaponizing user reviews. This is a solid game, far from perfect but an absolute joyI've never written a user review before but I've used them in the past to gauge whether or not I will like a game. I came here after playing the whole beta and release day to see how it's being received. These user reviews seem like they are coming from people that haven't actually played the game and are weaponizing user reviews. This is a solid game, far from perfect but an absolute joy to play. I'm rating it 10/10 just because of it deserves an honest review and Metacritic users aren't giving it that. Jump on the bandwagon and complain about BS that doesn't effect that average player. The hate for this game is misplaced imo. You guys are making user reviews essentially useless by just reiterating what others have said and not playing the game for yourselves. Thanks for making this Bethesda. It's my first Fallout experience I'm loving it.… Expand
  13. Cyst
    Nov 14, 2018
    10
    So far in the 20 hours I've played it's been mostly great. Yes there are not NPCs which is a negative but to me personally the terrain s design and the uniqe enemies along with combat are amazing to me. Also playing with my friends has been so fun
  14. VonMaZe
    Nov 14, 2018
    10
    I do not understand the bad reviews.
    Fallout 76 is Fallout, and it isn't Fallout at the same time.

    It's just something new!!
  15. Perigrin
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    Heh. I am loving seeing all of this whiney and complaining reviews, it reminds me of a time when I though that there was actually anything I could do. The company doesn't owe you anything. If this was a singleplayer game 90% of these negative reviews would be desperately defending the game against any and all complaints, including the bugs. The game still looks fine, graphics, believe itHeh. I am loving seeing all of this whiney and complaining reviews, it reminds me of a time when I though that there was actually anything I could do. The company doesn't owe you anything. If this was a singleplayer game 90% of these negative reviews would be desperately defending the game against any and all complaints, including the bugs. The game still looks fine, graphics, believe it or not, do not make a game good or bad. I much prefer the art style argument for looks, and Fallout 76 has strong art direction and a good style. The big root of all of these negative reviews is that the company did something the fanboys didn't like, and they all think that if they whine enough it will make the company feel bad or change. Its a company, and it owes you nothing. I have been a fan of Bethesda since i was 8 years old, and I personally quite like this game, it is a cozy Bethesda title with none of the problems with bad writing that have plagued their last few games, namely Fallout 4 and Skyrim, with the majority of quests I have done thus far in 25 hours of BETA and the last two days of the released product being well written and delivering the story well. There isn't any ludo-narrative dissonance like plagued Fallout 4, and the lack of NPCs is a good thing, as Fallout 4s NPCs were boring and forgettable and, personally, I would rather have nothing than something actively detrimental to my experience with the game the way that dealing with Preston Garvey was. This is a Spinoff game, not Fallout 5. Remember that Fallout has had spinoffs before, and if Brotherhood of Steel on the Xbox couldn't kill the franchise when it was in a vulnerable state, then Fallout 76 is not going to kill it when it is insanely popular. It sickens me to see so many fans of Bethesda's games trashing their newest one simply because it is different. Do you want 15 more Skyrim Rereleases? Because this is how you get the company to never try anything new again, you stupid fanboys you.… Expand
  16. Jss0831
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    Are there bugs? Yes a few but for a Bethesda game surprisingly not nearly as many as I expected. Multiplayer works flawlessly. It is the best implantation I have seen by far, really well thought out. Are there quest, yes too many at time. Does the world feel empty, no it is large and looking at map it may not seem like there are a lot of points of interest but they but every where youAre there bugs? Yes a few but for a Bethesda game surprisingly not nearly as many as I expected. Multiplayer works flawlessly. It is the best implantation I have seen by far, really well thought out. Are there quest, yes too many at time. Does the world feel empty, no it is large and looking at map it may not seem like there are a lot of points of interest but they but every where you turn there is something new to explore. The graphics are better than anything bethesda has released to date, and the atmosphere and lighting is sublime. And to top that off i am running game at full 4k res on ultra settings at over 100fps. The only complaint would be I hate field of view and there is no option to turn it off, that being said it is well implamented and anoys me less than most other games. Will this game be for everyone no probably not and if you go into it expecting it to be another fallout in the series than you wont like it, but if you go into it knowing its not trying to be its just trying to be a different type of game in the fallout world you should really enjoy it. There is room for different types of games not everything needs to be cookie cutter made just to be a cash grab. Good for Bethesda for going out of their comfort zone and making another awesome game.… Expand
  17. Forenuser
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    Game looking good. It's not an SP (Fallout) Game, ist an MP (Fallout) Game. Dont blame Bethesda for a missing SP Story/Mode, if the Game is made for MP. Playing it 5 hrs alone, and 8 hrs with a friend in a Team. Having a lot of fun.
  18. Jay_Do
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    This game is not your average Fallout game. It incorporates multiplayer and removes human npcs. However it is still just as immersive, perhaps even more.immersive than Fallout 4. The weapon and armor progression is also way better than the previous 3D Fallouts. Overall im going to be putting 1000 hours into this.
  19. Breadcrumb
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    I don’t want to set the world on fire, but Fallout 76 is strange, extraordinary but still amazing. It is the most real world I have ever seen in games and it’s because of the lack of NPC. No uncanny valley behavior patterns, all humans ARE ALIVE with their own real behavior, all the **** that they are saying and do in-game. Just imagine it’s the first step to make a whole living world withI don’t want to set the world on fire, but Fallout 76 is strange, extraordinary but still amazing. It is the most real world I have ever seen in games and it’s because of the lack of NPC. No uncanny valley behavior patterns, all humans ARE ALIVE with their own real behavior, all the **** that they are saying and do in-game. Just imagine it’s the first step to make a whole living world with only players in it. As a game designer myself, I think this is a very brave innovation on Bethesda’s part and I give them much respect for this. And I love what they did and I’m playing Fallout from the start of the B.E.T.A. and it’s an amazing big world to explore and learn its story as a vault dweller. Discover the ruins of the old world and make it a better place to live or destroy it to the ground and leave the wastelands for those who will start a journey for the water chip 59 years later.… Expand
  20. newvegasistrash
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    Players have been asking for multiplayer Fallout and Elderscrolls for years now. Bethesda has delivered an addicting and fun spin on a Fallout game. While it isn't Fallout 5, its definitely worth picking up and playing if you're a fan of Sandbox MMO's, or games like Borderlands.
  21. respwn
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    Fallout 76 plays like a real Bethesda RPG title and I think its one of the rare Multiplayer-Singleplayer games out there. This game isn't a MMO and doesn't come with all the flaws MMOs typically have. Most of the gameplay is so singleplayer, that you wouldn't notice you are actually in a MP game. You can just roam the whole map and loot and discover stuff, and boy, there is loads of stuffFallout 76 plays like a real Bethesda RPG title and I think its one of the rare Multiplayer-Singleplayer games out there. This game isn't a MMO and doesn't come with all the flaws MMOs typically have. Most of the gameplay is so singleplayer, that you wouldn't notice you are actually in a MP game. You can just roam the whole map and loot and discover stuff, and boy, there is loads of stuff to discover. Multiplayer works very nice, i love to team up with strangers or friends. Grieving is none-existent right now.

    People who are used to the Fallout singleplayer games might have problems with this title though. The only reason for this is, that there are no human npcs. All humans are players. If you don't embrace that it might feel "empty". Thats an illusion though. Because of people being upset about it, it might have been a bad decision by Bethesda to do it like that, but the game is amazing. A real singleplayer game done in multiplayer and its full of content. Just no babbling human skinned NPCs, but its still story rich and huge, full of stuff to do.

    Just make sure you like to play with others, this is the biggest part of the fun in this world. I can't stop playing alone too, though.    … Expand
  22. basketweaver4ch
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    Its definitely not Fallout 5 or New Vegas 2, but it is an alright Sandbox multiplayer game. The story is told similarly to that of Darksouls and Borderlands, and the content is pretty good. Its worth a play.
  23. Hellberg
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    A game with an expansive and open world that quickly immerses you with an intriguing way of delivering its narrative. Fallout 76 and its community of players succeed in providing a fallout game that is both full of character but depopulated. Its community is generally helpful and nice and provide an extra layer of depth and potentially roleplaying depending on the individual. Combat feelsA game with an expansive and open world that quickly immerses you with an intriguing way of delivering its narrative. Fallout 76 and its community of players succeed in providing a fallout game that is both full of character but depopulated. Its community is generally helpful and nice and provide an extra layer of depth and potentially roleplaying depending on the individual. Combat feels good and the new S.P.E.C.I.A.L system forces you into making a character that is both powerful and functional letting you pick your strengths and weakness. The game encourages teamwork and cooperation though there are perks that allow you to benefit from solo gameplay and provide some help. Fallout 76 introduces a wealth of mods/weapons/ armour/apparel some from previous games and others altogether new culminating in a vast array of options. Fallout 76 is a surprising game that brings fresh innovation and load of potential game time for you and your friends,… Expand
  24. TheFirstborn
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    I'll start quite simple. I love this game, I love the Fallout series and I love what Bethesda do. If you could sum up Bethesda in one word, I would use "ambitious". People have wanted multiplayer Bethesda games for a long time. This is the first time we've got one (Yes I am aware of ESO, I played it, but that's made by Zenimax and is barely faithful to the Elder Scrolls world). BethesdaI'll start quite simple. I love this game, I love the Fallout series and I love what Bethesda do. If you could sum up Bethesda in one word, I would use "ambitious". People have wanted multiplayer Bethesda games for a long time. This is the first time we've got one (Yes I am aware of ESO, I played it, but that's made by Zenimax and is barely faithful to the Elder Scrolls world). Bethesda have created a beautiful and atmospheric world that we can explore together, and they plan to keep adding to it for FREE. The microtransactions are cosmetic only and OPTIONAL.

    A lot of people are complaining about the survival aspects. It was ADVERTISED as being more about survival than previous games. If people didn't pay attention to that well that's their problem.

    People also complain about the lack of human NPCs. Yes it can be a bit jarring coming from games where people are everywhere you look, but we're overlooking one key fact. Fallout 76 is chronologically the earliest Fallout game to date. A lot of the Vaults from which people appeared to settle the wasteland are still sealed. It makes sense that there aren't any people about. They survived on the surface in a hostile world for a while, but radiation and other problems have taken their toll. Bethesda have said they will update the game supposedly "forever". Who's to say we won't start seeing NPCs appear as time goes on, as Vault Dwellers begin to settle the wasteland. This game will live or die on its player base. It's up to US to rebuild. The dwellers of Vault 76 are the first to emerge.

    The crafting and camp system for me are fantastic, letting us claim our own corner of Appalachia. If you enjoy survival, enjoy roleplaying or just enjoy shooting things in the face, this game has something for you. Don't let the whining of people who didn't bother to research what they were buying put you off this amazing game.    … Expand
  25. Hades212
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    The ire directed at Fallout 76 is misguided, the game is different from other Fallout titles however it is an enjoyable coop experience. The only thing I can imagine is most 0 reviews are because those individuals are to odious to actually enjoy talking and playing with other human beings.
  26. blankydank
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    This is a deep, immersive and varied online experience that will easily eat up 5-6 hours of your time per play-through if you let it. The West Virginia landscape is vast, the random encounters and side quests aplenty and there is a lot of leeway for you to shimmy back and forth between multiplayer and going off to have some fun on your own. It's just a great game with a lot of soul.This is a deep, immersive and varied online experience that will easily eat up 5-6 hours of your time per play-through if you let it. The West Virginia landscape is vast, the random encounters and side quests aplenty and there is a lot of leeway for you to shimmy back and forth between multiplayer and going off to have some fun on your own. It's just a great game with a lot of soul.

    Please, don't pay mind to these bloated, pathetic creatures saying "THIS IS THE WORST F****** GAME OMG BETHESDA WHERES FALLOUT 5." There are people who were going to hate on Bethesda and post toxic reviews for this game on launch day from the moment they knew it was coming out because it was Fallout 5 or bust for them. But they don't have jobs or hygiene or friends outside of their mothers and the legion of trolls with whom they shack up every night on the internet.

    Do yourself a favor and take it from someone who showers, has a life and has played massive online PC games for 20 years: try this game. I'll be damned if you don't have a great time with it.    … Expand
  27. Premiumeme
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    Most of these bots are just repeating what other people said, probably haven't even played the game. i have played the game and it is actually good. There is a reason there is no npcs if you would just look at a terminal or 2 EVERYONE DIED or was turned into crazed ghouls, i think this negative review spam is just unnecessary and most of these repeat obvious spam reviews should be deleted.
  28. ItsEternal
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    tl;dr: Ignore these reviews and do some research on the game via news sites and Youtube. Fallout 76 is a great mmo.

    Fallout 76 is a bold and brave attempt for Bethesda and I say they have succeeded, I had many doubts about this game and thought it would be a massive flop. Though after playing the B.E.T.A I found the game amazingly fun, I love the universe that the game is set in. The    tl;dr: Ignore these reviews and do some research on the game via news sites and Youtube. Fallout 76 is a great mmo.

    Fallout 76 is a bold and brave attempt for Bethesda and I say they have succeeded, I had many doubts about this game and thought it would be a massive flop. Though after playing the B.E.T.A I found the game amazingly fun, I love the universe that the game is set in. The landscape and world of Appalachia is a large and very well built one. All of the new creatures in the game are very cool, they even have some returning ones from previous games. The building system is a blast and a very good feature for the game. There are plently of quests and events that will keep you busy and entertained. I myself am level 38 as of writing this and I still have piles and piles of quests to do. There are also a bunch of factions that you can join in this game and receive some really cool gear from, eventually Bethesda will add faction based PVP as well. Speaking of adding new things, Bethesda has already said they will continue to add more content into the game. All DLCs are said to be free content, and that is a very good thing for this game. I myself am addicted to this game as a long time Fallout fan, I am very impressed with what Bethesda has done here and look forward to the games future.    … Expand
  29. Banane60
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    Very good game, I advise you not to listen to the brave who put 0. The game is very well provided and does very well job, a good game coop and fun to 4! It has been so long that a multi in cooperation on Fallout was expected!
  30. MikeFloresYT
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    I must be among the few that haven't encountered bugs and only one crash since launch. Over 20 hours in and I still havent reached max level or explored the whole map yet. There are areas that are to tough for me to even be in at level 21. I still havent seen a nuke go off. And there are TONS of quests/places to explore. I still lack plans/recipes to craft high level stuff, etc. etc. II must be among the few that haven't encountered bugs and only one crash since launch. Over 20 hours in and I still havent reached max level or explored the whole map yet. There are areas that are to tough for me to even be in at level 21. I still havent seen a nuke go off. And there are TONS of quests/places to explore. I still lack plans/recipes to craft high level stuff, etc. etc. I really don't understand the hate, people are basing their opinions off of very little gameplay and not giving the game time OR even playing it..… Expand
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Metascore
52

Mixed or average reviews - based on 46 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 4 out of 46
  2. Mixed: 29 out of 46
  3. Negative: 13 out of 46
  1. PLAY! Zine
    Mar 5, 2019
    35
    Fallout 76 represents a big disappointment and the lowest point of the series so far. Riddled with bugs, repetitive and dull gameplay, nonexistent story and outdated graphics, it fails as a both multiplayer and singleplayer experience for fans and newcomers alike.
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  2. CD-Action
    Feb 6, 2019
    55
    Miracles do happen once in a while and No Man’s Sky proved that sometimes it is possible to get back on your feet even after a terrible failure. Right now though Fallout 76 is botched spectacularly on so many levels that even talking about this game is a waste of time. [01/2019, p.46]
  3. LEVEL (Czech Republic)
    Jan 10, 2019
    40
    An unfinished game with bifurcated identity and in an almost dysfunctional state. It's hard to build on a bad base, that will never change. Like the war. [Issue#292]
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