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  1. Feb 14, 2017
    9
    This is a really great game, although I must say it’s starting to feel a bit of a “more of the same” (I mean compared to F3 and FNV, not to F1 and F2), which is both good and bad at the same time.

    Bad things, I don’t think there is anything particularly bad about this game other than the usual in Bethesda. This is, first, quite a few bugs in the game, mostly minor bugs but some
    This is a really great game, although I must say it’s starting to feel a bit of a “more of the same” (I mean compared to F3 and FNV, not to F1 and F2), which is both good and bad at the same time.

    Bad things, I don’t think there is anything particularly bad about this game other than the usual in Bethesda. This is, first, quite a few bugs in the game, mostly minor bugs but some relatively mayor ;e.g. a companion getting lost and not having a clue of where he/she is, they usually end up showing up again at some point but still annoying. Second, and not less important, a.i. is awful both for enemies and companions. It is especially frustrating with companions, mainly because they get stuck in stuff constantly so you find yourself looking over your shoulder quite often just to make sure they’re actually still there. Other stuff; some people say the game is too easy or too hard, well… I don’t think they’re right about this. In my opinion, this is one of the few games out there where you can actually choose a level of difficulty that suits you, from easy which is really easy to survival (which is very challenging, no fast travel, having to eat and drink etc.). Finally, although not a massive deal, I feel the loss of the karma system has damaged the game a bit; I quite liked having a reputation in the game based on the karma thing. It is true that if you go guns blazing in a settlement they’ll be hostile and that is it, so there is still some consequences to bad actions but not nearly as significant as in F3 or other games in general. A good example of why a miss the karma system is companions (yes, again); there’s quite a few companions for you to choose; some are more good than bad and vice versa (ethically speaking). The thing is, I can go and choose a “good karma” companion and do good stuff (help people, avoid violence etc.) so he/she likes me and get all the dialogues and stuff, right after I finish with that companion I can go and choose a “bad karma” one a start doing bad stuff (steal, easy trigger guy etc.) and it is equally easy to get all his lines of dialogue etc. since he does not have any kind of prejudice towards me because I have no reputation (i.e. karma system) so the A.I basically does not see you as having a personality unless it is something serious enough for it to get hostile (as in attacking them or stuff). So basically, you can switch between being a saint and being a damn bastard and it’s fine, as long as you don’t cross a few lines, being this mainly killing or stealing too much. This, in my opinion does not make sense.

    Other good things, pretty much everything else, the game is beautiful to see and hear, gameplay is pretty much the same as in F3 so it is good fun. The thing that I though was particularly good in this one was the story, very good story with different factions and some charismatic secondary characters. The story is what made me like F4 more than F3, it is in my opinion quite good.

    Finally, I forgot to mention that maybe I would have liked a venue with a bit more charisma. I don’t have anything against Boston, but for me it’s just another city, does not have anything special (USA people might feel different about this).

    Anyway, you liked F3? go for this one, I’m pretty sure you’ll love it. In general, if you like this kind of game (I’d call it an rpg mixed with a bit of fps), F4 is quite a safe bet in my opinion.
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  2. Nov 20, 2016
    10
    Well...Fallout...what can I say...I love you!! To give a bit of background, I am an older and very new gamer, who got the bug about 18 mnths ago. In that time I've played a stack of games exhaustively, and have had a great time, but none compares, for me, to the enjoyment I've had from FO4. I've played it through 3 times, each time going up a difficulty, and never stopped being enthralled.Well...Fallout...what can I say...I love you!! To give a bit of background, I am an older and very new gamer, who got the bug about 18 mnths ago. In that time I've played a stack of games exhaustively, and have had a great time, but none compares, for me, to the enjoyment I've had from FO4. I've played it through 3 times, each time going up a difficulty, and never stopped being enthralled. Let me be straight - it is far from perfect. It is VERY glitchy for one thing. (Carla...get your damn Brahmin OUT of my living room!).The dialogue can be disappointing and it's particularly annoying that you often have no idea what your character is going to come out with, as the very cryptic options you're given don't cover it. As a new gamer I can't speak for how good the combat is compared to anything else, but I've found the weapons have a variety of different 'feels' and seem very response to me, I've enjoyed playing around with the many weapon choices and finding my own style, used VATS a lot and, as I've improved, enjoyed not using it too. The main story line isn't epic but good enough that I've been able to play it through three times without getting too bored, and some of the companions and their story's have been utterly engrossing and moving (I'm looking at you Nick Valentine). In fact, the NCP's are in general a likeable bunch and having them around has added a lot to the experience. And there's Dogmeat, what could be better? Other than his propensity for occasionally getting lost - I once spent a whole week, in real time, frantically searching or him in every available moment I had - he is the perfect doggy sidekick and I actually miss him when I return to real life! I've really got into modding the weapons and armor and have had the most fun playing with my power armor collection. The HUGE side story of this game is the settlement building, which for the substantial community of players that have embraced it, is endlessly engrossing and fun, and for that alone you can keep coming back to this game and have new stuff to do, bigger and better settlements to build. Shame about the settlers themselves who are a totally uninspiring bunch who do little but moan and stand on the roof at inopportune times. I wish they could have been better, Bethesda. It's frustrating to have built a fantastic bar/restaurant with all the amenities, great lighting, decor, music etc. for that miserable bunch of gits to sit there like a wet weekend. I'm surprised at people who have complained about the graphics because they may not be the Witcher 3, for example, but are still plenty good enough and I have often found myself stopping in the midst of game play to marvel at the view from the top of Corvega...or from the balcony of my home in Sanctuary Hills. To me, this game is what gaming is all about, something with a bit of heart as well as a fair bit of running around shooting stuff, plenty to explore and a fantastic range of environments to do it in, and good company to do it with. It seems to me that so much of the negative feedback on this game is from people who liked Fallout 3 and New Vegas, and clearly Fallout 4 is a different thing. Shame though, for it to cast such a pall on such an epic contribution for what is isn't rather than acknowledging what it is. UPDATE: ...so, after months & months of waiting and frustration, mods have at last come for Fallout 4. TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE...I've gone out & bought an XBox and the minute it arrives I'll be diving back into Fallout...with a new beginning...new gear...new dialogue...new characters and places to explore....green grass and leafy trees...Dogmeat at my side AND a companion.....I can't wait. But first, I'm going to play Fallout 3 and New Vegas! Thank you, Bethesday. Shame on you, Sony! Expand
  3. May 18, 2017
    9
    I have enjoyed every minute that I've been able to explore the vast and wide open Wastelands in Fallout 4. The scattered remains of vehicles, deserted cities, and piles of debris tells a story of a chaotic and violent end to civilization as we know it. The Wastelands can be both depressing and magnificent at the same time, showing a world that was once known and lived in, now destroyed,I have enjoyed every minute that I've been able to explore the vast and wide open Wastelands in Fallout 4. The scattered remains of vehicles, deserted cities, and piles of debris tells a story of a chaotic and violent end to civilization as we know it. The Wastelands can be both depressing and magnificent at the same time, showing a world that was once known and lived in, now destroyed, while also giving us a new world full of hope and promise.

    The combat, crafting options, and settlement building in Fallout 4 are great because it all feels so natural in the world that you are now living in. There are interesting and complex characters that you will meet throughout that add to the overall gameplay.

    This game does have its flaws, the graphics are less than stellar, the inventory management can be a chore, and the overall story starts out as promising and interesting but does seem to run out of steam towards the end.

    But overall, this has become one of my favorite games. It is a great and highly addictive RPG/FPS that will constantly make you wonder what is around each corner and a world that is absolutely amazing to explore.
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  4. Sep 7, 2017
    9
    I don't get the bad reviews. This is probably the best open-world-rpg ever made. Futuristic, dystopian Landscape, tons of weapons and armor and an amazing soundtrack. I really enjoyed the third one, although it had some really annoying bugs. New Vegas was also great, but Fallout 4 finally got that polish it needed. The controls are smoother and the combat mechanics are improved. They evenI don't get the bad reviews. This is probably the best open-world-rpg ever made. Futuristic, dystopian Landscape, tons of weapons and armor and an amazing soundtrack. I really enjoyed the third one, although it had some really annoying bugs. New Vegas was also great, but Fallout 4 finally got that polish it needed. The controls are smoother and the combat mechanics are improved. They even implemented the Radio Songs from FO3. What really bugs me though, are the **** dlcs. Far Harbor is OK, Nuka World is decent, but the rest felt like Sandbox-Improvements. I really wished for more story in the game and its dlcs. Expand
  5. Oct 19, 2020
    10
    Weapon mod and crafting system makes this one of the most rewarding games to play of all time.
  6. Dec 29, 2016
    8
    Deutsche Review - Kritik

    Der folgende Test ist in 5 Kategorien zusammengefasst. Diese 5 Kartegorien ergeben die Gesamtpunktzahl von 0 - 100 Punkten. Um einen passenden Userscore zu geben wird auf oder abgerundet. Bei 84 Punkten ergibt das einen User Score von 8. Bei 86 einen von Userscore von 9. Falls eine 85 kommt entscheide ich ob ich es eher positiv oder negativ nehme. Regeln
    Deutsche Review - Kritik

    Der folgende Test ist in 5 Kategorien zusammengefasst. Diese 5 Kartegorien ergeben die Gesamtpunktzahl von 0 - 100 Punkten. Um einen passenden Userscore zu geben wird auf oder abgerundet. Bei 84 Punkten ergibt das einen User Score von 8. Bei 86 einen von Userscore von 9. Falls eine 85 kommt entscheide ich ob ich es eher positiv oder negativ nehme. Regeln verstanden?
    Dann sind hier meine Punkte.

    Mein persönlicher Score = 78/100
    Mein User Score = 8/10

    Lohnenswert? = Ja.
    Fortsetzung erwünscht? = Bitte
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  7. Feb 7, 2023
    8
    My favourite Fallout game to date.

    Why? Because I can basically make whatever experience I want with this game. Survival? Check. Shooter? Check. Base Builder? Check.

    It's not even that buggy, especially with the amazing modding community fixing stuff Bethesda can't be bothered to.

    Is it perfect? No. Is it fun? Yes.
  8. Dec 11, 2016
    8
    On the base of it, the game is painfully easy, the dialogue choices are lame, and the two endings have virtually no consequences whatsoever, but I can't deny how fun this game is. V.A.T.S has improved from Fallout 3, the game soundtrack is virtually the same, but it's still incredible, and some of the companions have great dialogue too.
  9. Sep 19, 2017
    8
    The world design & graphics are a little bland compared to it's competitors, but the sheer amount of things to explore within it keeps you busy. This is what I have always enjoyed about Bethesda RPG's, and Fallout 4 takes it to another level (even pushing the depth of Skyrim quests).
  10. May 13, 2019
    7
    14 months and a ton of patches, and crashes later, I've finished the main story and too many quests of this AAA Early Access.
    I didn't bought the overpriced DLC, the game already has a lot of content and areas to explore. I was expecting something more polished, taking into account that the engine is from a game more than 5 years old.
    If you want the GOTY on rpg category, search elsewhere.
  11. Aug 5, 2021
    8
    7.5

    It has great combat and optional stories, some unforgettable moments make this a great game
  12. Jan 13, 2020
    8
    Lose yourself for hundreds or even thousands of hours in the expansive world of Fallout 4. The game is full of personality and the characters capture the charm of older Fallout titles very well. Although, you'll come across many glitches in the midst of your journey, none are game breaking besides the one time I got stuck in the terrain of the world and my save became obsolete. Fallout 4Lose yourself for hundreds or even thousands of hours in the expansive world of Fallout 4. The game is full of personality and the characters capture the charm of older Fallout titles very well. Although, you'll come across many glitches in the midst of your journey, none are game breaking besides the one time I got stuck in the terrain of the world and my save became obsolete. Fallout 4 makes up for it's faults with good, depthful RPG mechanics that'll keep you engaged. The game's just plain fun. Expand
  13. Dec 29, 2016
    10
    eu nunca joguei nenhum jogo da saga Fallout, apenas sabia mais ou menos a historia, entao decidi pegar o Fallout 4 em uma promoçao, mais sem muitas expectativas, e quando eu tava notando eu estava simplesmente viciado no jogo, mesmo o sistema de escolhas do jogo nao ser tao bem aplicada como o The Witcher 3, o jogo tem 4 finais, eu fiz o final da Irmandade do Aço, porque foi a facçao queeu nunca joguei nenhum jogo da saga Fallout, apenas sabia mais ou menos a historia, entao decidi pegar o Fallout 4 em uma promoçao, mais sem muitas expectativas, e quando eu tava notando eu estava simplesmente viciado no jogo, mesmo o sistema de escolhas do jogo nao ser tao bem aplicada como o The Witcher 3, o jogo tem 4 finais, eu fiz o final da Irmandade do Aço, porque foi a facçao que eu mais gostei, tive um romance, investi muito no carisma do meu personagens, o jogo tem excelentes personagens, destaque pro Paladino Danse que foi o que eu mais gostei, o grafico é bom, eu tive poucos bugs, mais na reta final do jogo eu sofri bastante, o mapa é enorme, tem grande quantidade locais para ser descoberto e a historia mesmo sendo parecida com os anteriores é boa e tem aquele momentos WTF, Fallout 4 foi criticado bastante pelos fãs, mais eu achei um jogo incrivel, recomendo demais. Nota 10 (alem de fazer eu quero jogar os anteriores do Fallout, tambem me fez ter vontade de jogar o Skyrim que eu joguei muito pouco quando eu ainda tinha um Xbox 360 a uns anos atras) Expand
  14. Jan 31, 2017
    9
    So, I'm going to lay it out right now. All the negative reviews I see are from petulant fanboys who can't take an artistic change, and cry about "eugh, RPG elements aren't as good as 3 or New Vegas" or "eugh, no branching story" or "eugh, it doesn't cater specifically to MY wants". Can't take a game for what it is.

    That being said, Fallout 4 is my favorite Fallout game. And here's why.
    So, I'm going to lay it out right now. All the negative reviews I see are from petulant fanboys who can't take an artistic change, and cry about "eugh, RPG elements aren't as good as 3 or New Vegas" or "eugh, no branching story" or "eugh, it doesn't cater specifically to MY wants". Can't take a game for what it is.

    That being said, Fallout 4 is my favorite Fallout game. And here's why.

    I'm no veteran of the series. I jumped in on 3 and loved that game to pieces. Then I tried New Vegas and it almost murdered my PS3 2 hours in and then refused to play, so I never even got into that one. Despite that, I was lukewarm on Fallout 4. I was excited, but at the same time, nothing about it really made me get it until over a year after it came out. But once I got it, I couldn't put it down for a single second. Most of my time was spent playing this game, tearing it to pieces, exploring and fighting and building my settlements and looting and building my settlements and modding my guns and questing and building my settlements and building my settlements and also, maybe most importantly, building my settlements. The game is a damn blast, and I don't mind the fact that it's been streamlined, because it felt... well, more streamlined. It just flowed better than 3 did, especially with how almost broken that game was in how buggy it was and the fact that it ran at about 15 FPS on average on PS3 and hitting the VATS button was taking a leap of faith my PS3 didn't appreciate at all with about a 50/50 chance of the game just crashing outright. The game is the smoothest running Bethesda RPG to date, hands down. It actually WORKS. I've only encountered 3 crashes in my entire time playing it, and I've completed the entire game, explored everything, done everything, over level 100. Also, you can actually shoot straight in this game, which is cool. Don't have to spam VATS for everything now.

    True, what the butthurt fanboys say, however. The RPG elements are dumbed down immensely for this game. The dialogue is nowhere near the depth it was in 3 or New Vegas, with simple one to two word summaries of responses with only four dialogue options, favoring a Bioware-like Mass Effect-esque dialogue wheel, which I didn't really like. I liked the more nuanced responses in 3, and the detailed descriptions of what I'm about to say. The "Sarcastic" response can range from either a quick light humored quip to accusing someone of being Hitler. It basically devolves into the "be nice" or "be a dick" categories. No room for in between.

    The story isn't as strong as 3s, even though it has a moral dilemma that's much more compelling. The moral dilemma comes with choosing your faction, and it really threw me for a loop. I actually thought long and hard on which faction I should join, taking in their pros and cons, weighing up the options, considering at one point to just not choose at all, before going to the Brotherhood of Steel, because OBVIOUSLY you choose the Brotherhood of Steel. They have a god damn zeppelin. However, after that, the story falls flat. You just go around doing "kill them all" missions, then you get an ending where nothing changed and none of your choices mattered. It's just a character monologue where none of your decisions are mentioned and then post-game you occasionally see your faction around in the wasteland. That's it.

    Additionally, despite being the smoothest Bethesda RPG by far, it's still marred with bugs. Most of them are entertaining, and don't hurt the game, but the settlement bugs can downright break your experience. The numbers of settlers or resources or friggin BEDS can glitch out and display wrong. It wouldn't be bad if the game registered the numbers as fact, making their happiness drop like the Brotherhood's zeppelin really ought to, by the looks of it, requiring you to go to the settlement and manually fix it by going into the workshop once there, and by that time the settlement you just came from bugged out again, and you have to go back and forth for a whole damn HOUR TRYING TO GET THE NUMBERS TO STAY THE WAY THEY'RE F***ING SUPPOSED TO BE. F***ING BETHESDA, FIX THIS SH**!

    *Ahem*

    SPEAKING OF SETTLEMENTS! I enjoyed the hell out of the settlement building aspect. You can build buildings, place crops, manage your settlers, assign jobs, make money though shops, and basically build yourself a little living inside the game. It feels nice outside of all the adventuring to just hang out with your friends in a home you yourself built.

    Fallout 4 is a blast. I absolutely love it. Everything I explained is without ANY DLC, as well, so I expect the game to only get better with them. Then there's the fact that there's mod support, allowing you to alter the game in millions of ways, providing even more value for your money. Despite it not being your old school Fallout, it's certainly not terrible. It's just different. But that doesn't make it worse.
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  15. Sep 19, 2021
    10
    Fallout 4 can be treated differently, depending on what you expect from it. If you are a fan of the original first 2 parts - pass by. I was finally able to pass Fallout 4 to the end in the first since 2015 when it came out. I passed it on platinum and got a lot of pleasure. This is one of the best action RPG games. The last good game from Bethesda at the moment. And although optimizationFallout 4 can be treated differently, depending on what you expect from it. If you are a fan of the original first 2 parts - pass by. I was finally able to pass Fallout 4 to the end in the first since 2015 when it came out. I passed it on platinum and got a lot of pleasure. This is one of the best action RPG games. The last good game from Bethesda at the moment. And although optimization on PS4 Pro has not been achieved, and graphically the game stuck somewhere in 2010-13 from Fallout 4 after 6 years still gives shape to modern games in the open world. Perhaps this is due to the fact that microtransactions and huge soulless empty worlds were not so popular back then. In Fallout 4, the main story is not so important, here is the most important detailed game world, and it has excellent secondary quests. Expand
  16. Nov 29, 2016
    9
    Up front this was my first journey into the world of Fallout. So, I can only draw from this game. I know many have played prior games, but my take is without that.
    I really enjoyed the game as a whole. There are always downsides to sandbox games. The main distraction for me personally was building settlements. This is where I spent most of my time. I would fully build and populate one and
    Up front this was my first journey into the world of Fallout. So, I can only draw from this game. I know many have played prior games, but my take is without that.
    I really enjoyed the game as a whole. There are always downsides to sandbox games. The main distraction for me personally was building settlements. This is where I spent most of my time. I would fully build and populate one and then explore in an outward spiral from Sanctuary. If I found a new area I fully explored it and did any related quests. After exploring for a while I'd tackle another settlement. As my exploration grew and I met the faction I would do those quest lines as far as possible. Then go back to my cycle. I avoided the main quest for a very long time. That's how I approached FO4. I explored, did quests, and didn't concern myself my the storylines much until I had conquered nearly all of the map. I've always had this same approach with Fallout and TES. It works for me. I felt no urgancy to do the main quest because quite frankly I wanted to explore and I knew it'd be there.
    I thoroughly enjoyed exploring and building each settlement and my goal was always 20 settlers at least for each one. The locations varied enough so I never took the same approach twice. I had a few hallmarks, but that is just preference.
    Brass tax. The only negative thing I can say about FO4 is the freedom probably took away from the urgency the main quest required. If they had time tables for certain parts, or even the whole thing, it would have been more compelling. I never expect a lot from sandbox games like this in terms of story. I play traditional RPGs for that. I play these for the freedom and open world activities that go with it. I played all four faction storylines to completion. The different takes on the main quest were interesting. The main quest as a whole was decent. I was not expecting anything game changing. I got whst I expected. For what was there it was good, but I wish there was more.
    The companion side stories were also fairly decent. Nothing special, but they did add to the characters. I honestly want more from companions, but I knew what I was going to get. I always want more character development. In almost everything.
    I'm looking at everything as a whole. I enjoyed every moment I have spent and will spend in FO4. I just can't shake the feeling it has unrealized potential. The world is huge with so many characters and possibilities. Posting this after all DLC is released makes me sad. I'd gladly have paid more for more.
    I can't compare this to FO3 as I've not found time to play it.
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  17. Dec 15, 2016
    5
    Glad I rented the game, you can tell how "Non Bias" critic reviews are of games now by comparing their scores to user scores.

    Firstly the game is next to impossible to get into, the "Character building" is clunky and unintuitive. There is literally no ingame tutorial other than stupid little movie clips that do an awful job of explaining anything. You will mostly be scratching your
    Glad I rented the game, you can tell how "Non Bias" critic reviews are of games now by comparing their scores to user scores.

    Firstly the game is next to impossible to get into, the "Character building" is clunky and unintuitive. There is literally no ingame tutorial other than stupid little movie clips that do an awful job of explaining anything. You will mostly be scratching your head at what anything does. Note to game developers, if I have to look up online and have a 3rd/4th party explain to me how an important mechanic in your game works like Radiation or "Rad levels", YOU FAILED.

    I have no idea what I'm suppose to be doing in game, in a made up alternative world, other than feeling bad about my wife/husband being killed by someone for unknown reasons (At the start), and I'm suppose to be tracking down the killer/kidnapper.

    The game could have been good, I can see where it could have been good, but it just falls flat with a resounding "FLOP".

    Save your money rent this game before you buy it and see if you will actually enjoy it or not. My experience may differ from yours but when I pick up a game with "Bethesda" as the maker, I EXPECT better.
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  18. Jan 6, 2018
    10
    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. In terms of both content and DLC. It just hits all the right notes with great companions and sub quests. ItI 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. In terms of both content and DLC. 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. Expand
  19. Dec 27, 2016
    9
    Another game that gets hit by the unnecessary "hate train". I can understand you not liking the game, but giving this game a zero is ridiculous. For me this game has excellent gameplay, great story and a open world that has been deeply thought through. All and all it's an amazing game that gets way too much hate.
  20. Sep 17, 2017
    10
    Still love this game, this and the witcher 3 are always my go back to games, completed them both like five times each. For me fallout is the ultimate open world game, Bethesda knows how to make awesome worlds, so much to do, so many locations, I spend half my time looking for little stories in random locations that have nothing to do with the main quest, love all the little things they putStill love this game, this and the witcher 3 are always my go back to games, completed them both like five times each. For me fallout is the ultimate open world game, Bethesda knows how to make awesome worlds, so much to do, so many locations, I spend half my time looking for little stories in random locations that have nothing to do with the main quest, love all the little things they put in their games. I still think it looks beautiful apart from the character models, they don't il be honest but the landscape looks cool as hell! Gameplay much improved over last instalments, the only thing I really miss is weapon degradation and the karma from factions but to be honest I did forget about them quickly as for me the game is just so much fun to play! Plus nick valentine is one of the best characters Bethesda has created for years! Expand
  21. Mar 4, 2023
    7
    I can define Fallout 4 as a good RPG, of 2010, the game undoubtedly has a lot of content to be exploited just like the other RPGs of Bethesda but it also inherits the flaws of those same games.
    Some of the good points of the game are the great quantity and variety of places to explore as well as the new way of building settlements and personalization of weapons that undoubtedly were the
    I can define Fallout 4 as a good RPG, of 2010, the game undoubtedly has a lot of content to be exploited just like the other RPGs of Bethesda but it also inherits the flaws of those same games.
    Some of the good points of the game are the great quantity and variety of places to explore as well as the new way of building settlements and personalization of weapons that undoubtedly were the mechanics with which I had the most fun.

    Now what about the negative part of the game that most caught my attention was the repetitiveness of the quests mainly from side quests that are almost entirely composed of go somewhere and kill a bunch of invaders or mutants, another thing that disappointed me a lot was The story of Fallout 4 that tries to be profound in the plot of a father in search of his kidnapped son, but that fails miserably in giving us a sense of urgency or attachment to the plot.

    In my opinion this failure is due to the lack of charisma and development of the characters that often appear to have no personality or life of their own as if their existence depended solely on serving the main character making most of the characters in the game easily forgettable except for A few exceptions like Nick Valentine, the synthetic who works as a private detective in Diamond City with a noir style that charms everyone, and the butler robot Codsworth who served the family of his character before the war and that was the 200 years in which you were frozen Care of your old home.

    Finally I can say that Fallout 4 is a good game in the direction of bring us much content, however with some errors and bugs dated and failing to surprise and overcome their predecessors becoming repetitive from a certain point other than Skyrim that until the days Has a lot to offer and certainly does not match the great RPGs of this generation like The Witcher 3 and Dragon Age inquisition. Summarizing Fallout 4 is worth to playing but is not a priority in RPG or worth a full price.
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  22. Jun 19, 2017
    7
    This is more or less the score I give of Fallout 4 when including all DLC. On it's own, it would be a 6 and this comes from such an avid fan for Fallout 3 and New Vegas. It's a shame really because Fallout 4 had every right to be as great as the previous, but the game suffered at launch with not only technical issues, but other issues in terms of writing, plot, character arcs and all sortsThis is more or less the score I give of Fallout 4 when including all DLC. On it's own, it would be a 6 and this comes from such an avid fan for Fallout 3 and New Vegas. It's a shame really because Fallout 4 had every right to be as great as the previous, but the game suffered at launch with not only technical issues, but other issues in terms of writing, plot, character arcs and all sorts mechanic decisions that just brings the base game down significantly. To add a town builder in the game was like Bethesda was more interested in getting Sims and Minecraft players involved and adding that with the Disney-style aesthetics to the Fallout Boy and its world, it really feels like a game more driven for the wrong crowd.

    Is Fallout 4 fun? Absolutely. The combat is the best of the 3 and the use of modifications introduced in New Vegas and improved on in 4 is really awesome. Add a crafting system that New Vegas (and Skyrim) had done and be more versatile with it in this really makes playstyles vary even more and creates better experiences. The power suits are great to fight in, but comes at a cost of not being as prolific as how you got them previously, where you had to progress pretty far in the game in order to earn it (like a right of passage). 4 just gives it almost as soon as you step out of your vault and into Concord.

    Fallout 4 has alot for you to do, but nothing really feels as compelling at all (bar a few quests of course). Even Far Harbor and Nuka World barely try to throw you new stuff that feels interesting. If you are a diehard fan of the Fallout series you will (or already have) bought this game, but for those onlookers who see this game and wonder it's worth a buy I would have to say no. It's very unpolished, graphics are lacking, story is terrible, content feels repetitive and not that interesting. It was basically Bethesda trying to make Skyrim again, but failed to realized it was Fallout and how different those games are despite both being made by them.
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  23. Sep 14, 2019
    5
    I was so hyped for the game, but in the end it disappointed and frustrated me. bad animations, a lot of bugs, feels like an PS3 game.
  24. Feb 24, 2017
    9
    Fallout 4 is very good open world game that lets you explore a lot of the post nuclear Boston area 200 years after nuclear war it has a good story even though the settlement mode could be improved but overall is really good game i think everyone should give this game a try!
  25. 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. 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** forThat'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. 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
  26. Aug 27, 2017
    10
    Before I begin, I've 100% both 3 and New Vegas (not bragging, just stating experience). The gameplay is best its been and the combat is still sharp. The world is packed with all kinds of places to discover and when you find those little touches/gags made by the developers, you know they had a lot of fun making this. Sure, the game does get way too expanded and the sideBefore I begin, I've 100% both 3 and New Vegas (not bragging, just stating experience). The gameplay is best its been and the combat is still sharp. The world is packed with all kinds of places to discover and when you find those little touches/gags made by the developers, you know they had a lot of fun making this. Sure, the game does get way too expanded and the side questing/exploration distracts from the main quest. When hasn't it been that way in ANY Bethesda RPG?!
    The main quest is better than it's ever been, even with the not-so silent protagonist. Granted their lines could have been a LOT more diverse.
    Weapon/Armor customization was cool, I wanted more, but there was still plenty of things to do.
    I did miss weapon repair system and the karma points. But I wouldn't drop the score for that, nor would I do it for the lack of REAL mod support for the PS4. That was Sony's issue with the game.
    Even after platinum this, I've STILL got things to do in the game. True Lone Wanderers know this is a classic, just like the others.
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  27. Jan 18, 2018
    7
    The thing is: this is my first full fallout experience.I played the first one when I was a kid but never got the chance to play fallout 3 or New Vegas. So for a first-timer, it's a pretty solid game. Super Fun! Sure, there are far more better games in the action-RPG genre but I thought it was pretty good what they achieved in this game. I gave it a solid 7 because it got me engaged forThe thing is: this is my first full fallout experience.I played the first one when I was a kid but never got the chance to play fallout 3 or New Vegas. So for a first-timer, it's a pretty solid game. Super Fun! Sure, there are far more better games in the action-RPG genre but I thought it was pretty good what they achieved in this game. I gave it a solid 7 because it got me engaged for plenty of hours and I have a big crush on Post-Apocalyptic themed stuff. Expand
  28. May 20, 2018
    10
    juego perfecto, horas horas y horas de entretenimiento puro y duro, gracias bethesda.
  29. Nov 28, 2019
    8
    Fallout 4 is hands down one of the best games I've ever played that hooked me in for an incredible amount of time. Like all games it 's not without flaws and downsides of course, but as a whole it works very well.
    Starting with the graphics and game engine, they are dated and initially (especially after playing The Witcher 3), it's feels like a huge downgrade. Saying that, after a while
    Fallout 4 is hands down one of the best games I've ever played that hooked me in for an incredible amount of time. Like all games it 's not without flaws and downsides of course, but as a whole it works very well.
    Starting with the graphics and game engine, they are dated and initially (especially after playing The Witcher 3), it's feels like a huge downgrade. Saying that, after a while the graphics grew on me and I've come to appreciate the incredibly full and detailed world building of this game where there is nothing truly empty about the world. Whereas normally in open world games there are large empty spaces with a few roaming creatures/enemies, every inch of this world has a full story to tell if you're the type of person to appreciate that.
    The 50s-60s theme just give it a natural aura of nostalgia that ties in perfectly with a post apocalyptic setting where you're meant to feel the tragic loss of the good old days. No other game achieves this level of melancholic nostalgia that's broken up with healthy doses of dark humour, silliness and downright dark theme changes. The world building is just incredibly immersive, interesting and fun.
    Every aspect of the roleplay/gunplay/customisation are very decent and not overburdened/padded to insane levels which makes it very accessible once you get the hang of it (I find over-complicated systems and customisation detracts for the core experience of any game and acts more as a padding used when the actual game-play/storytelling/exploration is lacking).
    One that point, the game doesn't hold your hand with tutorials which when you come out of the Vault can seem very overwhelming. However this genuinely adds to the overall experience of being thrown into a unknown, dangerous but yet familiar world you can relate to.

    On the technical side, even though I bought the game a year after release, technical performance was not that good, however it's not bad enough to seriously detract from the experience.

    Lastly the DLCs (especially Far Harbour) are pretty solid additions to the game well worth having and great for the price.

    Overall I'd highly recommend the game as much as I would recommend The Witcher3 and HZD. For me these are the golden standard for the genre
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  30. Dec 27, 2020
    9
    Очередная часть удивительной франшизы в постядерном мире подарила фанатам и новым игрокам современную графику, не обязательный крафт всего и всея и неплохой, но интересный сюжет.
  31. May 14, 2017
    8
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Fallout 4 is a game that I personally love because of its ability to be so original and memorable like the old Fallout games. Many people disliked the story because its short length and its small importance on what the player actually does which is sadly true as joining a different faction only changes two things: whether or not the Institute is blown up and what other factions will be killed by the player, only the last three missions change based on which faction one has chosen. Other than the main storyline however the gameplay is great offering one of the smoothest experiences when it comes to weapon mechanics and customization. The settlement feature is cool, but there really isn't much the player can do with the settlement except for sleep and store items there. The DLC's of this game are the crowning achievement. The workshop DLC's are throwaways, but Automatron, Far Harbor, and Nuka World really do expand the world and gameplay further. I recommend only buying the three DLC's I listed since they are the only story based ones. Expand
  32. May 26, 2017
    7
    Fallout 4 is different in many ways to Fallout 3 and New Vegas on the last gen consoles. Speech has been dumbed down horrendously in what appears to be a badly implemented Mass Effect style and the storyline is really restrictive in comparison due to the fact that your character's past will already be decided for you, limiting future choices and leaving you trapped in playing aFallout 4 is different in many ways to Fallout 3 and New Vegas on the last gen consoles. Speech has been dumbed down horrendously in what appears to be a badly implemented Mass Effect style and the storyline is really restrictive in comparison due to the fact that your character's past will already be decided for you, limiting future choices and leaving you trapped in playing a pre-destined role, making roleplaying as your own type of character especially difficult (even more so if that character happens to be an evil nutter, because the most evil you can be without DLC is asking people for more money before you help them). The Level Up system is also incredibly silly, basically letting you become Grand Master of Everything if you spend enough time doing so.

    That being said the gameplay is incredibly improved over previous games, shooting feels much better and weapon customization is great, along with the option to build your own settlements. It's a great game to grind time in, but it's doesn't have the enthralling storylines or punishing character development of the previous games.
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  33. Jun 5, 2017
    10
    I'm a PC gamer and this was one of the first console shooters I tried. I had hard time taking over the controls but otherwise the game is solid. No crashes and load times are manageable. If you love Fallout, you love this one too.
  34. Rgc
    Jul 4, 2017
    5
    This game I played it a year ago but I did not finish it since I was not convinced but a month ago I decided to finish it. The game is good but comparing what is the fallout saga is a big disappointment. The gameplay is directed to a public that is not very experienced in this type of games and that bothers me because for my bethesda prefirio sell much and make more known the saga falloutThis game I played it a year ago but I did not finish it since I was not convinced but a month ago I decided to finish it. The game is good but comparing what is the fallout saga is a big disappointment. The gameplay is directed to a public that is not very experienced in this type of games and that bothers me because for my bethesda prefirio sell much and make more known the saga fallout and not make a true sequel or game that has the name of fallout . The graphics are not everything in a videogame but I think they could improve them as they can work perfectly on a Ps3 and Xbox 360.
    Well I will not delve into the soundtrack and the different aspects since I suppose that many others who have already done their review would include these aspects
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  35. Jul 28, 2017
    8
    A játék atmoszférája és nyitánya fenomenális. A játékmenet egy fokkal pöcsölősebb mint kellene, de még messze nem üti meg a zavaró szintet. Az irányítás egy cseppet hektikus és nehezen szokik hozzá az ember, de rengeteg különböző akció, interakció és egyéb tevékenység van a játékban, tehát ezt nem is lehetett volna ennél egyszerűbben kivitelezni.
  36. Aug 25, 2017
    9
    I've played like 900 hours of this game, so hear me out.
    With this game, bethesda has tried and succeeded in improving their "Creation" Engine. The combat is good, making the player depend less on the game's targeting system, called V.A.T.S. I personally enjoyed the story, and even if during some main story quests it was boring, the story itself was well-written. The graphics aren't
    I've played like 900 hours of this game, so hear me out.
    With this game, bethesda has tried and succeeded in improving their "Creation" Engine. The combat is good, making the player depend less on the game's targeting system, called V.A.T.S. I personally enjoyed the story, and even if during some main story quests it was boring, the story itself was well-written. The graphics aren't great, but for a bethesda game, it's pretty good. I liked the companions you can befriend in the game. It is clear that instead of putting in dozens of different companions, they focused greatly on the companions' personal quests, backstories, and personalities. One thing that really frustrated me were some quest related bugs, for example, when you have to follow a character, but the AI doesn't go to his designated location he's supposed to take you, and just stands there. I am aware this happens with many bethesda and non-bethesda games, such as The Witcher 2 (non-bethesda game) and Skyrim (bethesda game), but honestly, bethesda had enough time to fix this bug. There are still many others with bethesda should have fixed during their very long development. I enjoyed the hundreds of quests, secrets, and Easter eggs; I found myself replaying the game for one specific quest.
    In conclusion, this game, in my opinion, was very well made, with great improvements on the other fallout games. I truly recommend this game.
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  37. Jan 13, 2021
    4
    Oh wow PC version really spoils you. No crappy 30 FPS no crap constant dips, Boston being the worse place. Yeah you'd think you was in a jet mode, before even taking jet, but a jet that gives you the shakes and jerks.

    | am glad they changed the format of Fallout even if it took a while to get into. It is more Borderlands action packed shooter than a ARPG with shooting mechanics. Played
    Oh wow PC version really spoils you. No crappy 30 FPS no crap constant dips, Boston being the worse place. Yeah you'd think you was in a jet mode, before even taking jet, but a jet that gives you the shakes and jerks.

    | am glad they changed the format of Fallout even if it took a while to get into. It is more Borderlands action packed shooter than a ARPG with shooting mechanics. Played the game back to back with the female/male characters. I enjoyed all of the shooting, looting, crafting and exploring. I had a lot of fun with the upgradeable power armors and the weapons. The settlement building side was a bit basic and simplified. While being somewhat of a drag to micro manage. Some bugs, frame rate dips, terrible clipping now and again with several BSOD over a space of 400 hours of back to back game play. Technically the game is not great and has issues, but oh boy was it still loads of fun to game on.
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  38. Jun 12, 2018
    7
    The problem with fallout 4 stems from ignoring what this game is supposed to be: an RPG. the side quests are really lackluster. furthermore, dialog with characters is meaningless since it hardly changes the way you influence the story/environment. i am pleased with the revamp to the gun-play, as well as the AI's, and i have no complaints about the environments. However the gun play was notThe problem with fallout 4 stems from ignoring what this game is supposed to be: an RPG. the side quests are really lackluster. furthermore, dialog with characters is meaningless since it hardly changes the way you influence the story/environment. i am pleased with the revamp to the gun-play, as well as the AI's, and i have no complaints about the environments. However the gun play was not what brought me to Fallout in the first place, it was customizing my character, and interacting with the factions in New Vegas not building bases and having linear fetch quests. to summarize you created a decent loot and shoot, but not a Fallout game. Expand
  39. Jul 20, 2020
    6
    Bethesda's best gameplay to date. thats the best thing i can say for fallout 4.
    The world is somehow less interesting and engaging than the all grey world of fallout 3.
    The Narrative is as bad as it gets but neither oblivion, skyrim or fallout 3 tell great stories sdso its as you would expect. side missions are pretty much the same, there are some nice areas and secrets scattered around
    Bethesda's best gameplay to date. thats the best thing i can say for fallout 4.
    The world is somehow less interesting and engaging than the all grey world of fallout 3.
    The Narrative is as bad as it gets but neither oblivion, skyrim or fallout 3 tell great stories sdso its as you would expect. side missions are pretty much the same, there are some nice areas and secrets scattered around but apart from the few intriguing segments the many drab and tedius ones ultimately overshadow the rest.
    review unfinished.
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  40. Oct 19, 2017
    7
    Fallout 4 isn't a bad game. It's just missing features from it's previous installments so it makes the game look a little fleshed out and uninspired in some of it's parts. Easier to the casual player but a little disappointing for fans of the franchise.

    Fallout 4 has no emotions.
  41. Nov 17, 2017
    5
    Okay gameplay, underwhelming graphics.

    I found myself enjoying the game at times when I overlooked the graphics. By saying this, the game had a lot of stale moments. Moments I was enjoying the game and didn't wanted to stop, but this feeling was never frequent. Too much moments that I found myself bored with the game and it had to take me days sometimes weeks to pick it up again and
    Okay gameplay, underwhelming graphics.

    I found myself enjoying the game at times when I overlooked the graphics. By saying this, the game had a lot of stale moments. Moments I was enjoying the game and didn't wanted to stop, but this feeling was never frequent. Too much moments that I found myself bored with the game and it had to take me days sometimes weeks to pick it up again and there is just no excuse for graphics like this from a company as big as Bethesda. Words that come to mind to describe this game are disappointing and underwhelming.

    Pick it up when its on sale and maybe try it, but when you don't I don't feel like you miss anything, sadly.
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  42. May 28, 2018
    8
    Fallout 4 is honestly a pretty great game. This game, just like with Fallout 3, has a massive open world and a crap ton of side quests and things to find scattered all over the place. I like the addition to build in certain areas. The story could've been better, but to be honest, I don't play games like this for the story, I play them for the massive world and to just level up throughoutFallout 4 is honestly a pretty great game. This game, just like with Fallout 3, has a massive open world and a crap ton of side quests and things to find scattered all over the place. I like the addition to build in certain areas. The story could've been better, but to be honest, I don't play games like this for the story, I play them for the massive world and to just level up throughout the game and to just explore. The graphics are also kind of a let down. The facial graphics especially. They aren't horrendous but could've been better with the amount of time used to make the game. In the end, this is another solid open world game. Expand
  43. Oct 5, 2019
    5
    It hurts to admit it, but somehow Bethesda screwed up Fallout. It's hard to believe after they had Fallout New Vegas to learn from, but instead they have gone full-steam ahead with their dumbing-down of their own RPGs. As it stands, Fallout 4 may provide some entertainment, maybe even hundreds of hours, but it will never be anyone's memorable journey through an apocalyptic wasteland.It hurts to admit it, but somehow Bethesda screwed up Fallout. It's hard to believe after they had Fallout New Vegas to learn from, but instead they have gone full-steam ahead with their dumbing-down of their own RPGs. As it stands, Fallout 4 may provide some entertainment, maybe even hundreds of hours, but it will never be anyone's memorable journey through an apocalyptic wasteland. Instead it feels like a series of interconnected virtual tours with a one-size-fits-all mentality. Good for a low sale but there's surprisingly little love put into this game Expand
  44. Mar 14, 2019
    9
    This is the first fallout i bought, i was amazed how big, beatiful and immersive everything was. I liked the settlement building, characters, story. I heard the previous fallouts were better so because i liked this one so much I gave 3 and New vegas a try. I liked them as much as fallout 4, I understand why people liked new vegas better. The story and characters are indeed better, but IThis is the first fallout i bought, i was amazed how big, beatiful and immersive everything was. I liked the settlement building, characters, story. I heard the previous fallouts were better so because i liked this one so much I gave 3 and New vegas a try. I liked them as much as fallout 4, I understand why people liked new vegas better. The story and characters are indeed better, but I missed the basebuilding aspect, wich probably puts me in the minority of players. Since i usually play on console I didn't have mods for 3 and new vegas. The mods are the reason i keep coming back to fallout 4, It is one of the few games that lets u use mods on console. Wich is great and something i hope more games will have in the future. Expand
  45. May 21, 2019
    9
    The combat in this game is so much better than it has ever been in any Bethesda game. The world is vibrant, and the story is interesting (at least, to me it was).
  46. Apr 14, 2018
    9
    un gioco eccellente,incredibile quanto possa essere affascinante un mondo devastato dalla bomba atomica
  47. Feb 27, 2018
    9
    One of the few games that I've played in recent years that I keep just coming back to, Fallout 4, while not an entirely perfect game, certainly does many things right.

    On the whole, there is plenty to enjoy in Fallout 4. There are many interesting and surprisingly strong side quests, which more than make up for a few patchy weaknesses in the main overarching plot. The setting, while not
    One of the few games that I've played in recent years that I keep just coming back to, Fallout 4, while not an entirely perfect game, certainly does many things right.

    On the whole, there is plenty to enjoy in Fallout 4. There are many interesting and surprisingly strong side quests, which more than make up for a few patchy weaknesses in the main overarching plot. The setting, while not wholly unexpected, is wonderful, with a vast array of environments and regions to explore, and plenty of enemies inhabiting those areas to combat. Combat is mostly fun, although a bit difficult at times, especially early in the game, where you can easily wander into an area with creatures numerous levels higher than you.

    There are a few gripes that I have with the game, tho. The lack of RPG elements, when compared to the likes of Fallout: New Vegas, does make the game feel a lot shallower than it should be, and the focus on crafting and building settlements made that whole aspect feel like a chore more than anything else.

    Overall, I really enjoyed Fallout 4. It's not perfect, but it's a damn fine game, despite it's flaws.
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  48. Mar 18, 2018
    10
    An outstanding world, great crafting system, strong story and characters and more earn Fallout 4 a glowing endorsement.
  49. Mar 25, 2018
    9
    Fallout 4 is almost flawless. I loved the ability to build settlements as me and my wife would spend hours doing so. The story is meh. Characters need a little more life put into them as they seem lifeless and would see them walk into objects and get stuck or see them standing on a table. Also when I would use a fatman and aim it at someone and the shot was off by 10 yds or so they wouldFallout 4 is almost flawless. I loved the ability to build settlements as me and my wife would spend hours doing so. The story is meh. Characters need a little more life put into them as they seem lifeless and would see them walk into objects and get stuck or see them standing on a table. Also when I would use a fatman and aim it at someone and the shot was off by 10 yds or so they would still be alive, so sometimes it is a hit or miss when it comes to the fatman. Other than that it's a great game, but if you are brand new to the series like i am you will more than likely be overwhelmed with what to do like i was. Expand
  50. Jun 8, 2018
    10
    Even decades after Bethesda started making games, there are still only a handful of RPGs that have ever offered anywhere CLOSE to the amount of player freedom and brilliantly crafted locations to explore. More polished than ever, the latest Fallout finally feels as good running and gunning as it does watching VATS unfold. The locations and setting are possibly the best yet, and the storyEven decades after Bethesda started making games, there are still only a handful of RPGs that have ever offered anywhere CLOSE to the amount of player freedom and brilliantly crafted locations to explore. More polished than ever, the latest Fallout finally feels as good running and gunning as it does watching VATS unfold. The locations and setting are possibly the best yet, and the story finally had some philosophical meat to it that offers a lot of roleplaying potential depending on how you view the issues at hand. These games are true masterpieces of design.

    The settlement system is the best of the new innovations, HOURS of optional fun to be had there if you want it, though I also appreciate the depth of weapon customization, which is deeper and more tied to player skills/perks than it was in Fallout New Vegas, where I enjoyed the customization as well. I loved being able to permanently affect the Wasteland how -I- wanted to by crafting settlements and kitting out the settlers inhabiting them. The Wasteland isn't just being rebuilt because some story quest tells me it'll happen after the game, it's happening RIGHT NOW because I'M doing it.
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  51. Apr 1, 2018
    10
    My all time favorite video game! Great story and gameplay with a very good open word gameplay
  52. Dec 16, 2019
    9
    i have around 350 hours on this game i got it on launch and i have been having fun since this game has so many diffrent mods and play styles in this game it is really one of the best RPGs of this era
  53. Nov 3, 2019
    8
    Крутая игра. Понравилась вариация действий и наполнение открытого мира.
  54. Nov 10, 2019
    4
    I played over 90 hours and I can say about the game that this is a great shooter, but a bad Fallout.
  55. Aug 15, 2021
    7
    I remember having played fallout 3 in 2013 5 years after it released. I have good memories of fallout 3 and for me, that was a new franchise I discovered and was looking forward for the next installments. After, for some reasons, I wasn't able to get into Fallout New Vegas and I stopped after a few hours.

    Now, almost 8 years later, I was wondering if I should give Fallout 4 a try. I'm
    I remember having played fallout 3 in 2013 5 years after it released. I have good memories of fallout 3 and for me, that was a new franchise I discovered and was looking forward for the next installments. After, for some reasons, I wasn't able to get into Fallout New Vegas and I stopped after a few hours.

    Now, almost 8 years later, I was wondering if I should give Fallout 4 a try. I'm glad I did. It reminded me a lot Fallout 3 but with positive improvements. Now, let's explain why I give it 7/10 which is a little bit low compared to the other AAA games I review here.

    First, I think the ratings could vary a lot among players depending of how the bugs and glitches impacted your playthrough. For me, it almost made me quit the game after the first 10 hours. There's a whole faction I couldn't do because of a bug in Concord involving Preston, one of the main characters. So there is a lot of XP i couldn't get and I think this faction was really important (it's the first one and give you the first important missions). That' s why also I finished the main story a bit underleveled (L44). So, depending of each player's experience, I understand any ratings between 5 and 9 (the 6,7 average sounds fair)

    I decided to continue my playthrough and after, the real fun began. Even though the engine Bethesda uses is really old, I had a blast playing this game and killing super mutants, hacking terminals and lockpicking doors. The companion system is great also.

    Here are a few cons:
    1. The graphics are disappointing. (not a significant improvement if we compare to Fallout 3 or Fallout New Vegas)
    2. Ridiculous long loading times
    3. The shooting is a bit janky
    4. The ending is weak

    Final thoughts: There is a lot of meat in this game and you will have value for what you pay. You should give it a try if you can accept the bugs and cope with that. This is a good RPG and the open world is more organic than a lot of actual AAA open world games.
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  56. Apr 6, 2022
    8
    Fallout 4 has a good story, good gameplay and solid graphics. Overall , Fallout 4 is a really fun and enjoyable game(although its terribly bad optimized on PS4). I had hours and hours of fun playing and collecting trophies until I got platinum. For sure not the best game ever, but still, worth buying
  57. Jan 6, 2021
    3
    I can’t play this “game of the year” because of bugs and glitchs even after FIVE years. Sad and angry.
  58. Nov 15, 2018
    8
    I am big fan of the Fallout series, I first started playing them since fallout 3, and I have no intentions of playing the very old ones haha but I read the stories of them to give me a better understanding of the world of Fallout, and it's very interesting. Fallout 4 I was extremely excited for, I couldn't wait to play it when I first heard about it. I overall enjoyed the game, I loved theI am big fan of the Fallout series, I first started playing them since fallout 3, and I have no intentions of playing the very old ones haha but I read the stories of them to give me a better understanding of the world of Fallout, and it's very interesting. Fallout 4 I was extremely excited for, I couldn't wait to play it when I first heard about it. I overall enjoyed the game, I loved the building element of it, creating a making settlements, much more fun with mods, the gameplay was good, the world was good and I overall enjoyed it, although I miss some of the old elements, such as the Karma system, and the speech system in the older games, where building up certain skill can impact your dialogue, and the story was okay, all the endings pretty much just felt the same to me, I felt like a lot of good was added to it, and a lot of good was taken out of it, so it didn't exactly meet my expectations, but I still enjoyed it!

    Best element-The building
    Worst element-The speech system (although I loved the sarcasm that made me laugh a good few times)
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  59. Sep 20, 2019
    3
    Will review (out of 10) Story, Audio (Music, Sound and direction), Graphics, Game play, RPG mechanics, World Building and Side quests, Content and a completionist rating

    1. This is my first Fallout game made by Bethesda 2. This is my first Bethesda game 3. No spoilers 4. I mainly play Asian developed games and ARPGs 5. Each section will be rated individually and averaged for overall
    Will review (out of 10) Story, Audio (Music, Sound and direction), Graphics, Game play, RPG mechanics, World Building and Side quests, Content and a completionist rating

    1. This is my first Fallout game made by Bethesda
    2. This is my first Bethesda game
    3. No spoilers
    4. I mainly play Asian developed games and ARPGs
    5. Each section will be rated individually and averaged for overall score

    Story - 5
    The mainline and faction stories are bland and are just used as a means to transport the player across the map. The endings especially, leave you feeling unfulfilled and do not have the pay-off that is required from an RPG. The good news is that it is quite short. The side stories are very intriguing and do pull the score up but the frequency is not there with only around 4 non-story quests that truly immersed me in the world.

    Audio - 3
    The music is lackluster with ambiance preferred to musical storytelling with great opportunities to enhance the on screen story missed entirely. There are also very, very few tracks for an RPG. The sound design is also not good, with nearly all sounds taking away from the immersion. Frequent audio glitches are also present (roughly once per hour). This game would benefit massively from investing a lot more in the audio department.

    Graphics - 5
    For the time it was released it is insufficient, but since the game is quite large I can't complain.

    Gameplay - 0
    It hasn't been play-tested. During my 160 hours with the game there were 6 times losing over 5 hours progress due to quest bugs (e.g. Danse not speaking, Ballistic Weave bug, Characters dying automatically before being able to speak to them etc). A lot of quests and end-game materials were also bugged away from me as they were unable to be completed. Overall, a mess, I stopped playing for several weeks at a time because of this.

    RPG mechanics - 3
    No depth. The skill trees are basic with no real tactical different caused after playing for a while (after discovering the map). The perks are mediocre and the leveling system could in fact be completely replaced by companion perks and magazines in my view. I am a grinder, but left with no investment in the systems. In terms of communication trees, they do redeem some points for giving the impression of choice, but there isn't really much there. Giving the character a voice also really retracts from role-playing.

    World Building/Sidequests - 2 (but could have been a 7)
    Without bugs, this is a solid 7/10. There is lots to do, lots to see all quite fulfilling. They could do with some more scripted set pieces though. With bugs, you will need a guide to navigate you through the quests to avoid breaking the game. I ended up with 9 FAILED quests caused by completing the main story line because they couldn't be completed as I didn't have a previous save to return to. Be careful, this happened when I was using a guide to avoid the most serious ones.

    Content/Completionist rating - 1
    There's lots of it, but a real lack of care is on show in the logic and assets. 160 hours, Level 81 (all perks etc), it has enough to keep you going for weeks. But you have to really persevere to get that far. I am a compulsive completionist that completes games once I've started them, I could not have finished the story if I didn't have the compulsion. WARNING: There are a lot of repeatable and tedious tasks that are asked of you that add no value to the game outside of doing them once (except for companion affinity). IT IS NOT WORTH COMPLETING THIS GAME. I became so angry and disillusioned with the whole process, it is one of the worst games I've completed for the bugs.

    Overall - 3 (rounded up)
    If you like games for story, graphics, music or game play, don't buy this game. For World Building, it does do a quite decent job, if only because of the amount of lore and content it throws at you, so to each their own (I didn't think it was good). If you want an RPG with guns, this isn't it. I would not recommend this game.
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  60. Nov 23, 2018
    8
    After 3 years since its release with all content I have a new appreciation for this game with how much fun I explore Boston and the gunplay is freaking superb and I still love it to this day especially companions like Piper and Nick Valentine.

    However what prevents this from a higher score is for a 2015 game being the same year Witcher 3 and Metal Gear Solid V released the
    After 3 years since its release with all content I have a new appreciation for this game with how much fun I explore Boston and the gunplay is freaking superb and I still love it to this day especially companions like Piper and Nick Valentine.

    However what prevents this from a higher score is for a 2015 game being the same year Witcher 3 and Metal Gear Solid V released the graphics/framerate quality are seriously outdated and even now stutters and freezes and the story itself is not all that great all things considered since 3 and New Vegas were great in this aspect. Almost every faction were unlikable especially my personal favorite the Brotherhood of Steel being more facists than before.

    However the best story it offers comes from the companions for the first time in my Fallout history I love the character arcs of the companions even my least favorite Preston Garvey. I recommend this to people who love gameplay but for moral choice storywise this is not the game for that.
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  61. Nov 23, 2018
    7
    Fallout New Vegas and 3 are better than this although its still a good game and i defiantly recommend it .
  62. Mar 15, 2019
    9
    This is one of the two games that I have ever have gotten addicted to. Loved it, though the dialog and evil options were a problem. The choices you could actually do were minimal and the karma bar wasn't even there. Else the game was really fun
  63. Dec 13, 2018
    8
    Not a bad game by any means but this game could have used some improvements such as AI or a few graphical upgrades. But mods have seriously boosted this game up to at least a 7.9 score.
  64. May 2, 2023
    8
    10 - All Time Favorite
    9 - Almost Perfect
    8 - Great
    7 - Good
    6 - Enjoyable
    5 - Average
    4 - Not for me
    3 - Didn't like it
    2 - Bad
    1 - Horrible
    0 - Unplayable
  65. Jun 11, 2019
    9
    Good, has passion, great for a modern day AAA game. However there are better games but Fallout 76 is much worse than Fallout 4. Overall great game but there are better games
  66. Dec 6, 2018
    7
    Fun way to pass the time but it's more of a sandbox for me than a real game. I haven't been bothered to do the main quest, which isn't very engaging. The combat system is meh and, while the game looks better than its predecessors, it's still relatively flat.
    However, the open world remains fun to explore and the sheer amount of side quests make it worth playing.
    All in all a pretty okay game.
  67. Dec 19, 2018
    8
    I like the game! 50+ hours has spent in the postapocaliptic world! I like a lot of ways of weapon customization, developing facilities,cooperation with numerous NPCs.
  68. Apr 5, 2021
    8
    It's not the best new-generation Fallout Game, but it's fine. It's a post-nuclear world, it's Fallout.
  69. Jan 1, 2019
    8
    Fallout 4 is a good game, god knows how many hours ive thrown at it, still not nearly as compelling as skyrim. The map is huge, and its Boston, which strikes a nostalgic tone on it and exploring it s very fun, yet the story is not as immersive. the protagonist talking doesn't help either. crafting feels half baked and settlement building gets grindy and pointless after a while.
  70. Jul 25, 2020
    9
    Didn't know what to expect and never played any Fallout games before. I really enjoyed this game especially the base building, weapon & armor customisation etc.
  71. Mar 14, 2019
    5
    Wow Bethesda what happened? How did you game get worse after Fallout 3, I mean Fallout NV was made by Obsidian and it is the BEST Fallout for shame Bethesda, maybe you should stick to just publishing games, Story is bad, graphics are bad, gameplay is meh, the world is lackluster at best, and the bugs and glitches are just plain awful. Bethesda cmmon get your **** together, yourWow Bethesda what happened? How did you game get worse after Fallout 3, I mean Fallout NV was made by Obsidian and it is the BEST Fallout for shame Bethesda, maybe you should stick to just publishing games, Story is bad, graphics are bad, gameplay is meh, the world is lackluster at best, and the bugs and glitches are just plain awful. Bethesda cmmon get your **** together, your embarrassing yourselves Expand
  72. Oct 21, 2019
    6
    Comparing to Fallout 3, this game is decent for what it is. Felt like there wasnt really that much to do compared to 3 and I've sunk tons of hours in 3. Enjoyed the building but really without mods it was extremely difficult to build what you wanted to do. Plus being a trophy hunter with no mods was really hard to get into. Having to restart loads multiple times also from how glitchy theComparing to Fallout 3, this game is decent for what it is. Felt like there wasnt really that much to do compared to 3 and I've sunk tons of hours in 3. Enjoyed the building but really without mods it was extremely difficult to build what you wanted to do. Plus being a trophy hunter with no mods was really hard to get into. Having to restart loads multiple times also from how glitchy the game was too really brought the score down for me and felt the customization lacked alot on what your skills could do and the karma that was gained from doing it. Worth a playthrough though if the game is on sale for half off or more though. Expand
  73. Mar 23, 2019
    7
    The world, exploration, crafting, atmosphere, and story of Fallout 4 are all key parts of this hugely successful sandbox role-playing game. Great new reasons to obsessively gather and hoard relics of happier times, strong companions, and sympathetic villains driving tough decisions make it an adventure I’ll definitely replay and revisit. Even the technical shakiness that crops up here andThe world, exploration, crafting, atmosphere, and story of Fallout 4 are all key parts of this hugely successful sandbox role-playing game. Great new reasons to obsessively gather and hoard relics of happier times, strong companions, and sympathetic villains driving tough decisions make it an adventure I’ll definitely replay and revisit. Even the technical shakiness that crops up here and there can’t even begin to slow down its momentum. Expand
  74. Mar 12, 2019
    8
    Maybe its not the best game in the world but i really enjoyed it, its really absorbing.
    Graphics: 6
    Story: 8
    Game play: 9
    Atmosphere: 8,5
  75. Mar 26, 2019
    4
    Although the games graphics were impressive and the weapons were overall very good, the npcs, plot, and quests were a major step down from fallout: new Vegas and fallout 3
  76. Feb 25, 2023
    8
    A fantastic video game that suffers a bit from an oversimplification of many of the gameplay elements I found enjoyable in Fallout 3, as well as unnecessary and half-baked gameplay elements like settlement-building. Despite some frustrating Bethesda trademarks (i.e. long load times and general bugginess), Fallout 4 possesses solid gameplay mechanics, a decent story and fairly compellingA fantastic video game that suffers a bit from an oversimplification of many of the gameplay elements I found enjoyable in Fallout 3, as well as unnecessary and half-baked gameplay elements like settlement-building. Despite some frustrating Bethesda trademarks (i.e. long load times and general bugginess), Fallout 4 possesses solid gameplay mechanics, a decent story and fairly compelling open world to explore. Overall, a mostly worthy sequel to Fallout 3, though those looking for the narrative intricacies and complex world of New Vegas may be disappointed. Expand
  77. Dec 24, 2019
    6
    fallout 4 was a down for me although i spent 60+ hours on it and actually enjoying too, but the thing is the game strikes you with outdated graphics and horrible 3rd person shooting mechanics and a meh story , although if u r looking for having fun well ! u will find it in the mod afforded by players and the building system .
    well i wish that the game goes back to its rpg roots in the next sequel
  78. Apr 2, 2019
    8
    The game is fine, it continues having the main characteristics that differentiate the fallouts from other titles (luckily).
    The first thing I see about you is that they changed the system of conversations, you only have to choose between saying 4 things.
    The second thing is that the companions leave a lot to be desired, sometimes they get stuck in undesirable places and do not follow you
    The game is fine, it continues having the main characteristics that differentiate the fallouts from other titles (luckily).
    The first thing I see about you is that they changed the system of conversations, you only have to choose between saying 4 things.
    The second thing is that the companions leave a lot to be desired, sometimes they get stuck in undesirable places and do not follow you correctly along the roads where you are going, they are some examples.
    And finally, leaving aside the bugs, the game is quite easy, the first hours of game you get a power armor and a minigun, in a car repository there is a Fat Man (the most powerful weapon of the whole game) with a mini nuke, and is one of the areas closest to refuge 111.
    But leaving aside the failures, the game is very fun.
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  79. Jul 9, 2019
    7
    No es todo el buen juego que podía haber sido y encima le parche quita todo el valor a la edición física del producto.
  80. Apr 9, 2019
    8
    Ok, This was my first Fallout game. So, I know many fans of the series may not all agree with me. But I really enjoyed the game. let's be fair this game is far from perfect but I believe it does more things right than wrong.

    Having a voiced protagonist is always a plus for me. It helps me Roleplay and to get involved in the story. The story is good in my opinion but in an open world
    Ok, This was my first Fallout game. So, I know many fans of the series may not all agree with me. But I really enjoyed the game. let's be fair this game is far from perfect but I believe it does more things right than wrong.

    Having a voiced protagonist is always a plus for me. It helps me Roleplay and to get involved in the story.
    The story is good in my opinion but in an open world game, it's very hard to keep players involved as there are so many distractions.

    The gunplay is solid. Many options to craft your weapons.

    The map is massive with varied ambient feel, depending on the location in the world.

    The graphic is very poor and you can spect a few glitches.

    Oh, yeah I really liked to build my settlements.
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  81. Oct 21, 2020
    9
    Game is super enjoyable and have great graphic on ps4 pro . Gameplay and story is great but little buggy
  82. Oct 27, 2019
    8
    some may or may not like this game but i still found it very enjoyable. it does miss some fallout themes but overall was still my go to fallout game... nothing like fallout 76 which was garbage
  83. Mar 24, 2020
    9
    Это игра очень хороша. Если вы не знакомы с этой серией, то это игра подойдет)
  84. May 11, 2019
    8
    a great fallout game but since this is make by bethesda it not really had that freedom of fallout new vegas and it feel like lesser copy paste of fallout 3 with better graphic. the map feel more empty because by some reason it feel like the enemy respawn time is longer in fo4. but the new combat and new mechanic is a huge improvement.
  85. May 11, 2019
    8
    I really enjoyed new features which we we're lacking in Fallout 3(weapon modification, settlements). This things allow you to to play your own game with your unique style which is great.

    I didn't like the plot though. The main story itself just isn't interesting(fun fact, I've played Skyrim for several hundreds of hours but never completed main story because of the same reason). I
    I really enjoyed new features which we we're lacking in Fallout 3(weapon modification, settlements). This things allow you to to play your own game with your unique style which is great.

    I didn't like the plot though. The main story itself just isn't interesting(fun fact, I've played Skyrim for several hundreds of hours but never completed main story because of the same reason). I didn't sympathized main character and I didn't enjoy fraction tasks. Tell the truth, I'd prefer not having main story at all, just side quests and open world exploration(which are still great in my opinion).

    I enjoyed the game for hundreds of hours and would recommend it to you.
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  86. Jun 12, 2019
    5
    I thought this would be the first good first person Fallout game since Fallout 3. I totally believed the hype and wanted it to be as memorable as that first time I played Fallout 3. But it just didn't deliver. The story is generally not very compelling and I found myself pretty disinterested in it fast. Everything just feels like a bit of a chore and there's no real sense of fun to any ofI thought this would be the first good first person Fallout game since Fallout 3. I totally believed the hype and wanted it to be as memorable as that first time I played Fallout 3. But it just didn't deliver. The story is generally not very compelling and I found myself pretty disinterested in it fast. Everything just feels like a bit of a chore and there's no real sense of fun to any of it. I put quite a lot of hours into this game,but just couldn't be bothered to finish. I realized I just didn't care enough to continue. Expand
  87. Jun 19, 2019
    7
    The world, exploration, crafting, atmosphere, and story of Fallout 4 are all key parts of this hugely successful sandbox role-playing game. Great new reasons to obsessively gather and hoard relics of happier times, strong companions, and sympathetic villains driving tough decisions make it an adventure I’ll definitely replay and revisit. Even the technical shakiness that crops up here andThe world, exploration, crafting, atmosphere, and story of Fallout 4 are all key parts of this hugely successful sandbox role-playing game. Great new reasons to obsessively gather and hoard relics of happier times, strong companions, and sympathetic villains driving tough decisions make it an adventure I’ll definitely replay and revisit. Even the technical shakiness that crops up here and there can’t even begin to slow down its momentum. Expand
  88. Jun 21, 2019
    7
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Fallout 4, when you get down it, is a game that achieves everything it sets out to do, its just that what it aims to be is another unambitious open-world adventure. The vanilla game itself runs well, though when there are any hiccups they are extremely noticeable but not game-breaking, same with the glitches which are, from my experience, almost entirely graphical. The game also tries to tell a narrative with multiple paths, which is maybe the most unengaging because of the plain dumb plot and the lack of significant story interaction. Progressing the story requires quest completion, which means completing simple tasks like killing enemies or interacting with something or someone, which isn't always terribly interesting but almost always clear to the player thanks to quest markers, though ultimately the entire game is just following the way point and making a lot of the same interactions. Combat is the game's greatest strength, every weapon feel great to use in bouts but a lot of the enemies you'll be fighting aren't all that interesting, with illusionary battle tactics from most of your combatants, they all may as well fight like Space Invaders. Players can also customize their abilities with perks, which is honestly just fine, their fun enough even the useless ones. Something new to Fallout is settlement building and crafting system, which sucks and is the most boring aspect, for some people along with me at least especially because its lacking and shoe-horned importance. Another big part of the game is the huge explorable open-world, which is incredibly detailed and is almost entirely filled with interesting locations, however some of the things you find or have do in these places may not really be all that interesting, Getting around to these places is easy with fast-travel, but I feel like a lot of the loading screens from doing so slow down the pace with later game loading taking significantly longer, i feel this wouldn't be a issue if the area around the locations was just more interesting same with the interior exits on to seemingly empty (but almost always) roof areas. As a whole the game is fine, if you like this sort of thing then play Fallout 4 but if you don't then prepare to be shutting the game off when your attention shifts to anything that isn't as dull. Expand
  89. Jun 27, 2019
    7
    Не самая лучшая стрельба, нет атмосферы пост апокалипсиса, есть провисания FPS.
  90. Apr 16, 2020
    8
    Игра потрясающая. Открытый мир который хочется исследовать. Для меня лично создание поселений это очень круто! Создание модификаций для орудий, брони. Минус что багов много, но это простительно.
  91. Jan 16, 2020
    9
    Fallout 4 switched things up a lot. They added settlements. And the ability to build your own settlements. Which I saw a lot of people disliked, oddly. I found it the best addition to the game they could have done! I spent more time with the settlements than anything else in the game. (and I spent around 100 hours on quests and exploration alone!)
    I really enjoyed building the
    Fallout 4 switched things up a lot. They added settlements. And the ability to build your own settlements. Which I saw a lot of people disliked, oddly. I found it the best addition to the game they could have done! I spent more time with the settlements than anything else in the game. (and I spent around 100 hours on quests and exploration alone!)
    I really enjoyed building the settlements, the only thing I wish was it had bigger areas to build. After building a large town, my place cap was maxed, and I couldn't build anymore. After hours of building up one settlement, I'd need to spend hours savaging to restock my supply. And then it was off to the next settlement. However, I do wish they got attacked more often to test my defenses more.

    Outside of settlements there was the quest lines. The main quest was interesting. And as always, I enjoy the multiple different endings to the game. And much like all the other games, the vast world to explore and loot keeps you playing for hours. This is a great game and a great addition to the series.
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  92. Sep 5, 2019
    5
    Lleno de bugs, sistema de decisiones muy pobre. El tramo final solo quieres que se termine. Ni me llateo jugar los DLC.
  93. Sep 10, 2019
    6
    The exploration is fun but the combat could feel tedious and boring sometimes
  94. Oct 25, 2019
    8
    The game is fun if you have mods on but a bit annoying with some repetitive missions. The retrofuturism of Fallout 4 is very interesting and special but in terms of RPG, the dialogue choices and progression seems very linear. Also sometimes the save files are bugged as when I I killed somebody that was important, my previous save file was lost and the story was in a limbo state. Even ifThe game is fun if you have mods on but a bit annoying with some repetitive missions. The retrofuturism of Fallout 4 is very interesting and special but in terms of RPG, the dialogue choices and progression seems very linear. Also sometimes the save files are bugged as when I I killed somebody that was important, my previous save file was lost and the story was in a limbo state. Even if the game is a bit buggy sometimes, it is still worth playing, especially with whacky mods. Expand
  95. Dec 6, 2019
    8
    Had a blast playing through Fallout 4. Got the Platinum Trophy too which was enjoyable to get. Not as epic as Fallout 3 which had the Karma system that was removed sadly in Fallout 4.
  96. Apr 10, 2020
    7
    Fallout 4 is nothing special. I have played it a number of times and enjoyed many aspects of it. I wen’t crazy with the building and crafting which also ended up driving me crazy. The glitches in this game are unbelievable and really frustrate me. The story and all the additional content was worth playing and I enjoyed it but after playing it over multiple times it becomes more of a hassleFallout 4 is nothing special. I have played it a number of times and enjoyed many aspects of it. I wen’t crazy with the building and crafting which also ended up driving me crazy. The glitches in this game are unbelievable and really frustrate me. The story and all the additional content was worth playing and I enjoyed it but after playing it over multiple times it becomes more of a hassle than a fun experience. Expand
  97. Sep 23, 2019
    2
    O jogo tem vários bugs de seleção de conversas como sistema de mira totalmente truncados e gráficos muito fracos para a geração.
  98. Feb 10, 2022
    5
    Вот решил написать... Я ОДНОГО НЕ ПОНИМАЮ, ЗАЧЕМ ЧИНИТЬ ТО, ЧТО И ТАК ПРЕКРАСНО РАБОТАЕТ, А...?
    Я начал свое знакомство с серией с Fallout 3, как же мне игра понравилась, 3 раза прошел! New Vegas не зашел, опять таки из-за "нововведений" Obsidian, но им видней они родоначальники. Но зачем было в четверке ломать всю систему перков и очков? Кому это было нужно?
    Зачем было делать так чтобы,
    Вот решил написать... Я ОДНОГО НЕ ПОНИМАЮ, ЗАЧЕМ ЧИНИТЬ ТО, ЧТО И ТАК ПРЕКРАСНО РАБОТАЕТ, А...?
    Я начал свое знакомство с серией с Fallout 3, как же мне игра понравилась, 3 раза прошел! New Vegas не зашел, опять таки из-за "нововведений" Obsidian, но им видней они родоначальники. Но зачем было в четверке ломать всю систему перков и очков? Кому это было нужно?
    Зачем было делать так чтобы, выбрав одну из сторон, ты АВТОМОТИЧЕСКИ теряешь все связи с остальными. Меня заставляют, искусственно, проходить игру 2 раза, чтобы увидеть весь сюжет полностью. Это не честно!
    К тому же чью бы ты сторону не избрал: Подземку, Институт, Братство стали или даже Минитменов, ты всё равно окажешся подлецом и придателем. Очень странно. Отыграть хорошего человека в Fallout 4 не получится.
    Добавили это идиотское строительство, кому это надо? Хотели объять все жанры - не выйдет!
    Производительность на PS4 так себе, fps часто сильно падает.
    Опять таки та атмосфера апокалипсиса, какая была в третьей части, пропала, толи из-за картинки, толи, почему то ещё, не знаю.
    Ещё нет русской озвучки, а жаль, погружение в мир игры страдает. А для таких атмосферных игр это очень важно.
    О, эти возрождающиеся противники. Это же Fallout, как я понимаю, очень дорогая игра, а не какая то бюджетная инди разработка. Так навскидку. Я зачистил от супер мутантов один дом, когда вернулся в эту локацию из соседней, дом был опять полон этими же мутантами и так много раз. Хотели заполнить жизнью мир игры? Ну замените мутантов на рейдеров, а за тем на каких-нибудь гулей. А то замочил мутанта, ушел, вернулся, а он опять живой, на своём же месте, трупы пропали. Ё маё, это же портит всё ощущение живого мира! И куда исчезли мои любимые кентавры?
    А в остальном вроде ничего, шутан подкрутили, анимацию тоже, броню проработали, а так же.........всё.
    Так что я разочарован.
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  99. Oct 14, 2019
    3
    Its more similar to Skyrim than Fallout 3 but a crappier Skyrim version.

    The dumb down dialogue system was one of the dumbest decision they made. Guns are derivative. Power armor lost is novelty when it drops down to you at the early part of the game.

    Base building was a nice idea but very very poorly executed. Characters were not memorable.

    A preclude to this to come.
  100. Nov 3, 2019
    3
    A lot of world to explore, yet it feels so incredibly empty. Quests hardly interact with each other from a narrative standpoint, the village building while interesting can be very frustrating especially when the building placement bugs out. Also bugs, because Bethesda. I personally got much more from New Vegas.
Metascore
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 58 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 52 out of 58
  2. Negative: 0 out of 58
  1. Playstation Official Magazine UK
    Dec 16, 2015
    80
    A strong return for the franchise, boasting incredible customisation, a fascinating world and brutal yet brainy shooting, slightly tarnished by lacklustre AI and tedious inventory management. [Christmas 2015, p.88]
  2. Playstation Official Magazine Australia
    Dec 15, 2015
    90
    Feral Ghoul ugly in many ways, but beneath its iffy exterior beats the heart of one helluva great RPG. Get past the graphics deficiency, and the sheer thrill of Fallout 4’s combat, crafting options, and exploring will hold your attention for months. [January 2015, p64]
  3. Dec 11, 2015
    70
    Fallout 4 leans to the Shooting side of things. It strips down the gameplay from the actual RPG elements and offers a meta-nuclaer shooting gallery which of course keep its charm and gameplay wealth but also feels a little too friendly for the new comers. The Base builder mode is unnecessary, boring and irritating. Unfortunately, overall, there are no steps forward for this Nuclear Holocaust Behemoth of the video games industry. Only steps sideways.