Fallout 4

It does have its issues, but Fallout 4 VR is one of my favorite VR titles so far. Make sure you have a very beefy computer to run it though.* The product in this article was sent to us by the developer/company.I've been reviewing products since 1997 and...

When VR first became a conversation in the gaming world, I never in my wildest dreams pictured being able to play something like Fallout 4 on a VR headset, at least not in any meaningful way. The complexity of the world, the vast array of quests and...

The AAA title many of us had been waiting for is finally here, does it live up to the hype or should it be left in the Wasteland? (ok given you can see the stars just there it's obvious what I thought. but read on anyway; )...

Fallout 4 VR is a splendid example of what every fan of VR hopes the industry is working towards. This is a AAA title that offers hundreds of hours of immersive, atmospheric gameplay that manages to nail the feel and aesthetic of VR without feeling like...

Fallout 4 VR lets you experience the post-nuclear future in a much more intimate way. Its adaptation to the Vive's hand-tracked Touch controls works fairly well for moving and shooting, but poorly for using the Pip Boy's clunky interface, and that's...

Vault-Tec Workshop's wealth of new structures and tools make it essential for hardcore crafters and Overseer wannabes alike. Its handful of hilarious characters and quests don't stand up on their own, but they're not the reason you'd attend the show in...

Fallout developer Bethesda hasn't exactly covered itself in DLC glory in the past. In 2006, for instance, it clad the horses of The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion in armour, then charged players £2 for the privilege. The result? A tidal wave of derisory memes...

A decent first DLC offering from Fallout 4 and one Bethesda will hopefully build on. Automatron isn't the longest content you'll ever play, but it's enjoyable...

“War. War never changes.” This iconic phrase has been synonymous with the Fallout series since the original game was launched back in 1997. The series has seen lots of changes since then. It moved studios, changed genres, and even platforms. This whole,...

There are just so much to love about Fallout 4. I personally love how immersive the game is. It makes it so believable to be in the game and how the world seems to respond to what you do or say. It doesn't feel like playing a scripted game, but that...

It can be rough around the edges and it takes a while to gel, but once it does this is as gripping an RPG as Bethesda has ever produced. We’ll handle disappointments like the lengthy loading times, poor facial animation and minor bugs because Fallout 4’s world is so rich, strange and beautiful, and because the stories you can make in it are so compelling. Buy it, then dig in for the season.

Fallout 4 most certainly has bugs. In fact, this was specifically mentioned in the introduction to our review — in the second paragraph, even. And this is something worth noting for players who have no patience for that kind of thing. But the general experience with Fallout 4 both here at Polygon and at large appears to be a much more stable release than previous games from Bethesda.

Fallout 4 is the blockbuster sequel you wanted, but exploring the wasteland and taking your time is how you will really experience its...