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  1. Jun 10, 2020
    9
    Fallout 4 has a pretty good map and lots of things to do. for the 20-30 bucks you can get it for today is worth it. Far Harbor DLC is great, nuka world is okay. The game as a whole is worth every dollar.
  2. May 18, 2020
    9
    I loved the addition of legendary equipment and workbenches BUT building my settlement became too large a part of the game for me. I love I finally have a reason to collect everything I come across but I hate the fact I often crawl from location to location (which is that place back to the nearest workshop)
  3. Jul 23, 2020
    9
    Excellent game, one of my favorites of all time. It isn't what many people wanted, but that doesn't make it a bad game in the slightest, or even a "bad fallout." The Far Harbor dlc makes it even better.
  4. Aug 13, 2020
    9
    This game is what I expected out of the Fallout franchise. It is an engaging, well thought out RPG. The skill trees and the game mechanics are wonderful. Is it a perfect game? No but it exceeds all of my expectations. The most important aspect of the game is that I look forward to playing. It doesn't feel like a chore or a job and that is important with my limited time. I didn't fullyThis game is what I expected out of the Fallout franchise. It is an engaging, well thought out RPG. The skill trees and the game mechanics are wonderful. Is it a perfect game? No but it exceeds all of my expectations. The most important aspect of the game is that I look forward to playing. It doesn't feel like a chore or a job and that is important with my limited time. I didn't fully appreciate just how good this title was until I played that garbage Fallout 76. It is hard to imagine that the same people produced such wildly different quality games. Expand
  5. Jan 26, 2021
    9
    Awesome game. When it first came out it introduced me to the western RPG and for the last 6 years I have been hooked with everything fallout. I went back and played all of the main stream fallout games (yes that includes fallout 1 and 2) but there is something about 4 that keeps me coming back. Maybe it’s the great and addictive looting and building system, maybe it’s the mods and all theAwesome game. When it first came out it introduced me to the western RPG and for the last 6 years I have been hooked with everything fallout. I went back and played all of the main stream fallout games (yes that includes fallout 1 and 2) but there is something about 4 that keeps me coming back. Maybe it’s the great and addictive looting and building system, maybe it’s the mods and all the great mod creators that make my experience difference every time I play. Yes I understand that 4’s RPG mechanics are dumbed down but I don’t think that makes the game bad. It’s just a different type of experience then the other games in the series. This is a must play and I am positive fallout 4 will become a classic. Expand
  6. May 10, 2023
    9
    A game, where you can dive in for hundreds of hours. The setting can't be beaten by any post-apocalyptic movie or game. Overall rating: 8.5.
  7. Aug 16, 2021
    9
    The game is very wide and long, but I enjoy its freedom to create things and places to visit in Boston. In which the protagonist has a voice, I liked him. The modification of weapons and naming them I liked. Some enemies are challenging, but they are more difficult depending on the weapons and range they are. Companions are a challenge to persuade and I really liked. It is a gem of Fallout.
  8. Apr 5, 2022
    9
    What a great game. I wish all games were as immersive and high budget and vast and wonderful as this. I would probably never leave the house though. Loved it. The music. The factions, the towns, the attention to detail, the companions. The fun music. The lovely classical music. The voice acting, Item management. The power armour! Oh, and the bros of steel! Only issue i have is the immenseWhat a great game. I wish all games were as immersive and high budget and vast and wonderful as this. I would probably never leave the house though. Loved it. The music. The factions, the towns, the attention to detail, the companions. The fun music. The lovely classical music. The voice acting, Item management. The power armour! Oh, and the bros of steel! Only issue i have is the immense amount of bugs and glitches throughout. Which was pretty darn bad. Expand
  9. Aug 30, 2022
    9
    The 275 hour review after getting every achievement in the base game and DLCs.

    This game could be a RPG masterpiece if the story just went a bit further with its characters and decision making and if it wasn't as buggy. The amount of times my game crashed out even on my Xbox Series console is just insane. I got stuck in places, fell through the map, had to restart broken quests etc. It
    The 275 hour review after getting every achievement in the base game and DLCs.

    This game could be a RPG masterpiece if the story just went a bit further with its characters and decision making and if it wasn't as buggy. The amount of times my game crashed out even on my Xbox Series console is just insane. I got stuck in places, fell through the map, had to restart broken quests etc. It is a buthesda game. But outside of the story lacking a bit and the bugs this game is amazing and endlessly fun. The side quest content is amazing, the world and worldbuilding is absolutely incredible. I actually really enjoy to combat even though it is not incredibly polished. The crafting and building is so in-depth and addicting. The DLC's are all great and add so much to do. Far Harbor might be the best Fallout story yet. The humor in the game is also very funny. This is a game you can sink a ton of time into very easily. I fully recommend this game. Especially since it is on Gamepass!
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  10. May 24, 2023
    9
    Fallout es enorme, un mundo que se siente vivo, donde realmente no quisieras estar, la inmersión que ya es marca registrada de la casa está ahí en su máxima expresión Técnicamente falla sobre todo en las expresiones, pero compensa con historias interesantes y una exploración como no hay en otros juegos
  11. Jun 5, 2023
    9
    The game had a few problems, which translated into a lot of damage. These problems, moving away from the roots of RPG and the imbalance between RPG and shooter, made it not become a top Bethesda game.
    The problem of the dialogue system and the character not being silent and the very few choices of this game was very good overall game
  12. Sep 5, 2023
    9
    An incredible game and an incredible journey. The definitive Fallout, so far.
  13. Jun 20, 2023
    9
    IF you loved Fallout 3 and Skyrim, then you should love this. The freedom of play and immersion are second to none. The settlement building aspect, as well as the modding community, ensures the longevity of the experience. I have played this game for years and years,
  14. Nov 24, 2015
    8
    This game is a lot of fun for a mid-level gamer who has played the Fallout series of games. The graphics are cool, the world is huge and fun to just explore.

    I agree with some of the criticisms, like ...- Most, if not all, missions are railroaded and do not allow for pacifist or alternative ways to achieve an end, something caused by taking Skill and SPECIAL checks away. or that
    This game is a lot of fun for a mid-level gamer who has played the Fallout series of games. The graphics are cool, the world is huge and fun to just explore.

    I agree with some of the criticisms, like ...- Most, if not all, missions are railroaded and do not allow for pacifist or alternative ways to achieve an end, something caused by taking Skill and SPECIAL checks away.

    or that many aspects are not explained or taught well: settlements and elements of crafting.

    but developing your character and combat is very entertaining. It sets up a Fallout 5 as potential great vs this being just good.
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  15. Jun 20, 2016
    8
    A rich and detailed open world RPG, that doesnt quite capture me with the same strenght as Skyrim did.

    I love the amount of detail that went into objects and the environments. there are a lot of items that are clearly identifiable just by looking at them, since they are so detailed. Crafting and item hunting is fairly well done, although it would have been much more enjoyable without
    A rich and detailed open world RPG, that doesnt quite capture me with the same strenght as Skyrim did.

    I love the amount of detail that went into objects and the environments. there are a lot of items that are clearly identifiable just by looking at them, since they are so detailed.
    Crafting and item hunting is fairly well done, although it would have been much more enjoyable without such a hash item weight limitation.

    At the beginning there are really not many interesting questchains. None of the factions seemed that interesting or intriguing to me at first. It does get better the more you progress. The new graphics patch has improved the visuals significantly, the environments look very good. Voice acting is sometimes not that good in german, but good in english.

    Many animations and coversation cutscenes are fairly wooden and not really believable. The writing sometimes doesnt seem to be very smart.

    The pip boy interface is a bloody nightmare. Locating a specific item is fairly hard and often not the entire name of an item is displayed. Navigating is not intuitive.

    The music is quite good, some City tunes are really beautiful.

    Overall the game felt a bit like a drag in the beginning, mainly due to the fairly lackluster, generic quests. However, this seems to be a game that gets better the longer you play. After a while the bizzarre world really captivates you quite nicely and the story picks up pace after a while
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  16. Dec 1, 2016
    8
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Continuing on with Bethesda's control over the license of the Fallout franchise is their third dive into the world, or in this case, the fifth main title, Fallout 4. Faults with the first attempt at Fallout, such as the poor, drab graphics, repetitive textures, lack of weapon variety, and simplistic morality system have been fixed in Fallout 4, albeit, bring new problems of it's own. The world of the Commonwealth is seamless and has a emphasis on huge and expansive: roads actually look like they were once driven on, especially the sprawling highways and overpasses that hang over places like Boston or Lexington, instead of Fallout 3's single car overpass and highways that go to nowhere for no reason. Attention to detail was this games main focus, from the details inside and outside the buildings, to the ammo, the weapons, and the armor, giving them a more practical look that coincides with their ammo type. As for said weapons and armor, they have expanded through means of the crafting system, expanded upon the weapon mods from Fallout New Vegas; you can add powerful recievers, silence weapons, add beam splitters, and change the fire rate of certain weapons, as well as adding extra buffs to your armor as well. The same goes for Melee, although to a lesser extent. Armor components also deride on different parts of the arm and legs as well, rather than just simply being an outfit and a helmet from FO3. Which brings me to the Power Armor.

    Power Armor by far has been the most changed aspect of the previous game, now serving as a sort of 'Gundam Suit' rather than a heavier variant of the Outfit/Helmet set from FO3. You can add different parts of different power armors, from the weak T-45A to the most powerful X-01 power armors. Not only that, but like with basic armor components, you can add extra buffs based on what materials you have as well as what paints are available, which brings me to crafting. Collecting useless junk is actually useful compared to FO3, which only served to increase your cap rate, which by the way, has been balanced quite well in this game where you won't have 900,000 caps and nothing to spend them on. Shipments, ammo, guns, trading shops will all drain your cap amount significantly where you will have to consolidate said resources, so looting areas doesn't become a matter of collecting that one unique from said area.

    Although, here comes the first big negative. The Settlement System. Now, the settlement system was a good idea at the start: give you the opportunity to make civilization thrive again, but the micromanagement of 20+ separate settlements with settlers who will never be satisfied no matter if you have 5 different medical stores to keep happiness up, so you will be running from pillar to post to expend all your junk and caps to make more pointless stores to keep that arbitrary happiness meter up, assuming it works. The settlements in question glitch a lot, as some places will show up with unexplainable triangles on certain things, or inexplicably have no water or food resources despite the contrary. The Minutemen questline focuses on this heavily as a result, so if I were you, I would suggest avoiding this, as this will be the main crunch of your time, if you want to get right into the story.

    As for the story, it is ambiguous in it's morality system, as it doesn't hit you over the head with basic black and white statements: The institute is well off but isolationist and distrustworthy of life above the surface; The Brotherhood is powerful but otherwise opportunistic and militaristic in their control; and the Railroad wants freedom for all synths, at the great risk of said synths becoming raiders and terrorizing otherwise peaceful settlers. Minutemen is the only faction that will warrant an overall 'good' ending, as you only need to sacrifice one of the three main factions. It's a shame that the story does get heavily sideswiped by the intense focus on settlement building. As for the NPCS in question, there are positives, and negatives.

    NPC dialogue is a lot more fresher in previous installments, as I never came across an NPC with the same voice other than the same generic NPCS like Raiders or Settlers. Dialogue sounds more authentic, rather than a bit blocky or unaware, but ultimately, the dialogue wheel and making the protagonist actually speak was a mistake. It limits the ability to branch your character off in different ways, or find inventive ways to convince said NPCs or companions, although, Morality is not based on a meter and actually feels authentic as well, as you can feel the decisions you make affect others around you based on the affinity system, as well as making said choice felt throughout. But the dialogue wheel, combined with the streamlining of the leveling system to strictly a perk system, do limit your player choice as Charisma is the name of the game, as you will be able to pass all speech checks, gain all settlement perks, and woo any companion.
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  17. Nov 19, 2015
    8
    A good game, but far from great. There are sadly far to many bugs in the game. A few quests have been bugged and have stopped me progressing. The environment and graphics are great, if a little clunky at times. I don't like the way companions suddenly appear in certain situations ( like getting in lifts) - just feels a bit naff. Also despite spending ages building safe havens I don'tA good game, but far from great. There are sadly far to many bugs in the game. A few quests have been bugged and have stopped me progressing. The environment and graphics are great, if a little clunky at times. I don't like the way companions suddenly appear in certain situations ( like getting in lifts) - just feels a bit naff. Also despite spending ages building safe havens I don't really see what the point is. After playing for approx 30 hours now I'm already starting to get a bit bored of the gameplay. There gave definitely been far better games releases this year (e.g. Witcher 3). Expand
  18. Nov 16, 2015
    8
    Fallout 4 gave me a World to explore and rebuild, good crafting system and interesting gameplay. Still the storyline is felt weak, it's not a competitor to New Vegas. Even to a single DLC for New Vegas I would say. Stupid companions may stuck for good in textures. Inventory system is not polished. I would prefer to instantly breakdown junk by pressing X (square) while in inventory view,Fallout 4 gave me a World to explore and rebuild, good crafting system and interesting gameplay. Still the storyline is felt weak, it's not a competitor to New Vegas. Even to a single DLC for New Vegas I would say. Stupid companions may stuck for good in textures. Inventory system is not polished. I would prefer to instantly breakdown junk by pressing X (square) while in inventory view, but I have to take it, drop it, activate my workbench and break it down only after it. No way to filter my items if I have too many just to view specific type o weapons for example. When I ask companion to give me everything, he or she even gives equipped items. I would like to remind that in Fallout 2 we could see equipped items in special slots instead of inventory view with everything else. These little things forces me to spend time optimizing stuff myself instead of enjoying the game. But I like combat. I like exploring. I like crafting. What good is good. Expand
  19. Nov 20, 2015
    8
    If you are already a fallout fan, you will love the game. If you hated previous fallout games you will not enjoy this one either. This is the best fallout to date in my opinion. What i find funny is all the "0" reviews. Even if you don't like the plot, think the graphics are weak, and think that game was over hyped, it is far from a 0.... The world is huge, and there is endlessIf you are already a fallout fan, you will love the game. If you hated previous fallout games you will not enjoy this one either. This is the best fallout to date in my opinion. What i find funny is all the "0" reviews. Even if you don't like the plot, think the graphics are weak, and think that game was over hyped, it is far from a 0.... The world is huge, and there is endless things to do. I'm having a lot of fun with it. Is it the best game of the year? No, I can think of a few titles I liked better, including Metal Gear, but it's a lot of fun!. Expand
  20. Dec 21, 2015
    8
    This game can sucker you in completely and you can lose yourself in it for hours at a time, but it still has its flaws.

    The combat is now really sharp and more akin to a shooter than an RPG, which depending on your preferences may be a good or bad thing. New armour and weapon modding system is an amazing improvement on previous games. Power armour is badass and comes with its own mods
    This game can sucker you in completely and you can lose yourself in it for hours at a time, but it still has its flaws.

    The combat is now really sharp and more akin to a shooter than an RPG, which depending on your preferences may be a good or bad thing. New armour and weapon modding system is an amazing improvement on previous games. Power armour is badass and comes with its own mods too. The spoken dialogue and new conversation style was something I was really against but I stopped caring about it so much as the game went on and I feel like it really enhanced the story, which for the first and second act was really good. While also controversial, I found the new perk system fine and occasionally more intuitive than other editions, although I did find myself wishing for a little more variety in what new abilities they gave me.

    The story towards the end lacked as I didn't feel any kind of personal involvement. Things just kept happening around you. Also, the results of your sentence choices rarely have any effect on the overall direction of the conversation. In F:NV alliances could be brokered and factions ignored, but here there seems to be a 'kill everything' approach to all the faction storylines. This is also seen in the general mission variety, which usually boils down to a 'kill everything' checklist.

    Oh and of course, bugs. Lots of bugs.

    I think Fallout 4 managed to become an enjoyable experience greater than the sum of its parts. Glaring flaws make it far from a perfect game but it is definitely worth the money for its 60+ hours of quality gameplay, For those it really clicks with hundreds more hours can surely be found in the nooks and crannies of the wasteland.
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  21. Nov 22, 2015
    8
    Fallout 4 is undoubtedly an epic game that makes many improvements on it's predecessors. From an organic and intuitive crafting system to beautiful design, it succeeds in being great entertainment and value for money.

    However, fans that were expecting a RPG in the true sense may be disappointed. It often feels more like a survival horror than a game in which you choose the story whose
    Fallout 4 is undoubtedly an epic game that makes many improvements on it's predecessors. From an organic and intuitive crafting system to beautiful design, it succeeds in being great entertainment and value for money.

    However, fans that were expecting a RPG in the true sense may be disappointed. It often feels more like a survival horror than a game in which you choose the story whose outcome is the sum of your actions. This does make the game often feel hollow, especially as each conversation has four 'options' that are in reality simply different ways of saying the same thing.

    For me, it's a great game but misses out on it's true potential as an open-world story-creating masterpiece.
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  22. Jun 2, 2016
    8
    Fallout 4 is a flawed experience. I enjoyed my time wandering through the wasteland, trying to loot everything, kill my enemies, and discover what happened to Boston. These things grabbed at my attention the whole time. However, the bugs are relentless. One bug caused me to die as soon as I spawned, and caused me to lose three hours of progress. These bugs take away from but do notFallout 4 is a flawed experience. I enjoyed my time wandering through the wasteland, trying to loot everything, kill my enemies, and discover what happened to Boston. These things grabbed at my attention the whole time. However, the bugs are relentless. One bug caused me to die as soon as I spawned, and caused me to lose three hours of progress. These bugs take away from but do not completely ruin Fallout 4. Expand
  23. Dec 1, 2015
    8
    A ton of content that has excellent crafting, build a mode, exploration, but a mediocre story. I have spent roughly 45 hrs on this game. I must say, I am once again impressed by Bethesda. The only con in my opinion are the minor glitches you will run in too. A must buy in 2015.
  24. Nov 10, 2015
    8
    If you voted this game a zero give your head a shake. This game is not a zero or a ten, it is a solid game but nowhere near perfect and certainly not the worst game ever made. It has its flaws, mainly frame rate issues, some bugs that interfere with quests and NPC interactions, but overall the amount of content offered and the customization features make up for some of the shortcomings.If you voted this game a zero give your head a shake. This game is not a zero or a ten, it is a solid game but nowhere near perfect and certainly not the worst game ever made. It has its flaws, mainly frame rate issues, some bugs that interfere with quests and NPC interactions, but overall the amount of content offered and the customization features make up for some of the shortcomings. The map itself is not as HUGE as some expected but the content is packed in there to the point where a simple walk through the map could start a dozen different quests. I found through the first few hours level is pretty fast and you do jump right in to the action within your first hour or so. I recommend buying this game if you've played previous fallout games and you don't have an expectation that this will be some sort of groundbreaking achievement. It is a good game with a lot to do but not much more than that. Expand
  25. Dec 16, 2015
    8
    If you liked Fallout 3, then you're going to enjoy this game as well, as it features pretty much the exact same style of open-world play, with a ton of world to explore, missions to complete and factions to interact with, all with the complete freedom to do whatever you please with your character. Fallout 4 probably doesn't innovate as much as it should after 7 years, and it's stillIf you liked Fallout 3, then you're going to enjoy this game as well, as it features pretty much the exact same style of open-world play, with a ton of world to explore, missions to complete and factions to interact with, all with the complete freedom to do whatever you please with your character. Fallout 4 probably doesn't innovate as much as it should after 7 years, and it's still rubbish from a technical standpoint, but there are certainly some welcome additions to the gameplay, namely the new weapon/armour crafting and more balanced levelling system, and The Commonwealth is an extremely expansive and enjoyable place to explore. If you're willing to accept a mediocre main quest-line in exchange for hundreds of (for the most part) interesting side missions, you'll love this game as much as I do. Expand
  26. Jan 18, 2016
    8
    Cool story with too many side quest, mostly poor graphics and mostly irrelevant choices. Game looks good only outside during day time. It took me 22h to finish main story.
  27. Nov 20, 2015
    8
    So far i've logged about 20 hours of play time. I wasn't a huge fan of the other fallouts or skyrim for that matter, always felt like it was trying to be a bioware game. I have to say that I'm pleasantly surprised with this one. So far its been fun, yes the character models aren't great but the open world and rendering are. Looking forward to finishing the rest.
  28. Apr 7, 2016
    8
    Let's compare Fallout 4 to Fallout 3- as I feel it would be a good way to explain the flaws and strengths of Fallout 4.

    When I first turned on Fallout 3 years ago it was amazing to say the least. The open endedness of it, the deep levels of interaction, the heavy and depressing world- it all combined to create one of the greatest gaming experiances ever. Now Fallout 4 is good (maybe
    Let's compare Fallout 4 to Fallout 3- as I feel it would be a good way to explain the flaws and strengths of Fallout 4.

    When I first turned on Fallout 3 years ago it was amazing to say the least. The open endedness of it, the deep levels of interaction, the heavy and depressing world- it all combined to create one of the greatest gaming experiances ever. Now Fallout 4 is good (maybe great) but fails to capture that feeling of Fallout 4. Lets start then with what Fallout 4 does worse.

    Worse
    -The world lacks the same heavy depressing feeling found in Fallout 3. This does not feel like a world ravaged by nuclear war- but rather a dirty city. It lacks that authticity that made F3 so great
    -There is almost no world interaction. The days of trying to find a way around a mission by pickpocketing, or hacking, or speech checks is over. EVERY mission is shot everything and leave. Without fail- every single mission.
    -The factions are less engaging, the plot less believable
    -Character motivations seem forced
    -Graphics, while generally better, are too cartoonish. It lacks that raw brutality found in F3.
    -No Karma system!!! Makes no sense
    -You'll never steal or even be temped to because the world of F4 is plentiful and provides all the **** you need. It lacks the feeling of a apocalyptic wasteland
    -Stronger story
    -F4 lacks the awesome RPG systems of F3. It lacks any skills- instead of upgrading your "big guns" or "medicine" skill and then picking a perk- you just pick a perk. It restricts the level of engagement with the character.

    Better
    -WAY WAY better shooting mechanics
    -The whole "pick your ending" thing was really cool
    -Great companions
    -More diverse and jam packed world
    -Great side missions, more developed
    -Power armor is better
    -Weapon crafting
    -General armor is better
    -No weapon degrading, thank god
    -Weapon diversity is great
    -Larger arsenal of weapons
    -Settlement system is cool but lacks any real use, seems half finished and undeveloped. Could be added onto and made better though

    Sadly Fallout 4 is not a step towards a better game. Rather it is a small step back. Don't get me wrong it is a fun game and I loved it. However Bethesda abandoned the deep RPG elements and involved world in favor of making a strong shooting game. It needs to have a return to form for the series before it becomes another COD shooter, in a long line of COD shooters
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  29. Nov 11, 2015
    8
    I have this game for Pc and Xbox one. Same game just like playing most of my games on Xbox admittedly. Its my platform of choice. The only other fallout game I own is new vegas and justcreated my character, answered those questions and never touched it again.Fallout 4 is by no means a 0 or a 1. I have no clue how anybody can give it anything less than a 6 honestly. The textures are reallyI have this game for Pc and Xbox one. Same game just like playing most of my games on Xbox admittedly. Its my platform of choice. The only other fallout game I own is new vegas and justcreated my character, answered those questions and never touched it again.Fallout 4 is by no means a 0 or a 1. I have no clue how anybody can give it anything less than a 6 honestly. The textures are really nice. It doesn't use the best engine in the world but the graphics are fine I use a 7200rpm hard drive and haven't experienced any of the frame drops I've heard about, but then again I'm very lucky with games. The master chief collection ran perfect for me also soooo...The story is deep, Theres lots and lots to do. It can actually be overwhelming to a point. Overall its a solid game that's all about the freedom of choice and enjoying the open world. Expand
  30. Dec 8, 2015
    8
    Main quest looked very interesting at first but then it turned out quite cliché. Enemies react all in the same way, attacking you until you kill them (run for your lives dammit!). Romance: I was so happy about it, but the romance plot consisted in just some dull dialogues, no kisses, no sex scenes, it was all so.... childish... maybe good for pimpy wankers but I'm an adult woman. GoodMain quest looked very interesting at first but then it turned out quite cliché. Enemies react all in the same way, attacking you until you kill them (run for your lives dammit!). Romance: I was so happy about it, but the romance plot consisted in just some dull dialogues, no kisses, no sex scenes, it was all so.... childish... maybe good for pimpy wankers but I'm an adult woman. Good thing my character has a voice now but dialogues are oversimplified. Old gen graphics with awful textures. Many interesting characters that could and should have been developed more in depth. Bugs and glitches everywhere. Could have been a good game but... disappointing! Expand
Metascore
88

Generally favorable reviews - based on 39 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 38 out of 39
  2. Negative: 0 out of 39
  1. Jan 8, 2016
    90
    Fallout 4 is truly a remarkable experience and you need to play it.
  2. Games Master UK
    Jan 3, 2016
    90
    Sometimes beautiful, a bit broken, and really quite brilliant in many places, forgiving fans will adore Fallout 4. [Christmas 2015, p.60]
  3. More Fallout 3.9 than 4, but still absolutely essential. Skyrim 2 has a hard act to follow. [Jan 2016, p.67]