Fallout 4

Y'all can just go ahead and give this franchise back to Obsidian thanks

Fallout 4 was a step backwards from Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas. I liked a lot of things about this game, but the new mechanics didn't mesh well and weren't enough, and I really felt that meaningful choices were taken from me. Still, the world is massive, and there is just so much to explore. For someone who enjoyed the exploration aspect of these games, it still made Fallout 4 a terrific title to play.

I know so many fans hated the departure from the popular New Vegas model but I have 0 games that have gotten as much gameplay as this. The main character is one dimensional but the voice acting combined with awesome companion interaction help make up for the simplistic story. The base building and mods make this almost like a whole other game after the main playthrough.

Cuarto juego en la franquicia de Fallout, si bien la historia no destaca mucho por su ingenuidad a mi me parecio relativamente interesante como para darme ganas de seguir jugandolo, el gameplay y las armas lo salvan un poco al juego

I was originally unimpressed by this game, probably because it was so insanely hyped at release. I went back and played it in 2025, with a huge modpack installed, and while it doesn't have the writing quality of New Vegas, it honestly is a fantastic game, especially now that it's been polished a bit (largely by the modding community). Listening to old-timey music while you wander the wasteland, shoot radroaches, and make life-or-death decisions... there's nothing quite like Fallout.

I played this for a few days, but ultimately, I just wasn't having as much fun as I was hoping to. I love the world and the aesthetic of the series, but unfortunately, there was no good story or characters to draw me in, and I found the gameplay to feel either grindy or boring, with combat feeling bullet spongey. Unfortunately just doesn't live up to the greatness of the show to me.

My most replayed game of all time. I love being able to pick up anything and everything, listening to Diamond City Radio and BUILDING. Settlement building is exactly what I like, even if it can make you frustrated sometimes. There are glitches and they give the game character

A solid but uneven RPG that nails gunplay and settlement building but fumbles storytelling and choices. The Commonwealth is packed with detail, and modding weapons/armor is addictive, yet the dialogue wheel and faction writing lack New Vegas’ depth.

Played about 10 hours and realized I should just be happy with my memories of New Vegas.

I'm forever intrigued by the SPECIAL system and the cool retro-cyberpunk setup. Actually playing the game gets dull real quick.