As I mentioned, Fallout 4 is a massive game. There's plenty to do -- most of it repetitive -- but it's fun anyways. It's a game about exploration, investigating every nook and cranny of this carefully constructed wasteland.

Despite the combination of my own personal shortcoming and an incredibly rare (I guess) glitch, I can still safely say that Fallout 4 has my reward for being one of the greatest games I've ever played. It tops Skyrim, as well as Fallout 3 and New Vegas both, in my mind.

I've never hated a game as much as I hate this one. I hated Fallout 3 too but succumbed to the hype of Fallout 4 and thought maybe I was missing something. So I paid ￡50 to preorder, played for a few hours and didn't touch again for 2 years.

With respect to the classics, it's fair to say that most of the current notoriety of the Fallout franchise came from Fallout 3 . The jump from 2D cult PC game to 3D multiplatform bestseller undoubtedly helped to usher in a new generation of fans alongside the old ones, which is why it's hardly a...

I love the VATS system and the complexity of the upgrade and ability system, the choice of weapons is so varied and the map is completely huge, I'm only about 15 or so hours in, and the only reason I stopped is because the disk broke.

Fallout 4 is the best Fallout game to-date and it's packed with things to see, to do and contains the most amazing settlment/crafting system ever designed for a game.

As a series with a robust history, Fallout likely needs no introduction. Focused on surviving a world brought to ruin in the wake of global thermonuclear war the player must make use of every resource at their disposal to build weapons, armor, and anything else they may need to survive.

Fallout 4 is a deep and rewarding experience that will keep you playing for dozens, if not hundreds of hours. If you just want to do the main story and a few side missions, you're in for one of the best experiences of the year, and if you get into the game's customization systems, you're going to be...

Nick Valentine, a main quest companion and private detective, has a lead involving a missing person case. Girl named Kasumi Nakano has disappeared, and her parents want her back. Evidence leads players to suspect the 19-year-old set sail for Far Harbor in search of a synth colony ( Fallout's brand...

Hermit crabs

Tedious workshop crafting puzzles shoehorned into the main quest

Far Harbor is one of the best DLC expansions in the series. There are plenty of new people to meet, locations to discover, and quests to complete. It is perfect for the type of person that wants a bit of a shake-up to their normal Fallout 4 experience, or just wants more land to explore.