Avoid! Decomposed Bethesda game still using the same game engine as Morrowind that came out almost 20 years ago. There is no depth in the game, no story, no NPCs and is simply not even worth over 100kr.

Great game and would highly reccomend

W ar never changes, but the Fallout series certainly has. Over the lifetime of the series it has shifted from isometric RPG to first-person action RPG to what some would classify simply as a first-person adventure, and now with Fallout 76 the franchise is taking that adventure and putting it online.

Take me home.

Sense of exploration; Good fun with a friend; Decent writing

Lots of bugs and glitches; Base building seems pointless; Frame rate drops; Combat is clunky

Arguably the biggest and best game of the series, Fallout 3 was revolutionary at the time for the way it changed the post-apocalyptic open world landscape, and expanded on a beloved series of RPG games that came before it.

GameCentral reports back on its first 24 hours with Bethesda's new online adventure and things have gone about as expected…

Bethesda's attempt at Fallout multiplayer is, like so many of the series' vaults, a failed experiment.