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Best game i've played on PS4, since Uncharted 4. Not a lot of games can suck me in like this one does... Start playing at night and you might find yourself, in the morning, no sleep, having forgotten you don't live in the Commonwealth... The workshop crafting and building system is so cool. If you want to just sit and build up your favorite settlement, giving it all the defenses and niceties a survivor could ever want, you could, and not even fire a single bullet. If you want to go slaughter mutants/raiders all day long, have at it by eploring the endless map clearing out possible settlement sites...
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It's just not for me. Way too open world. I like some structure and this game was just too "do whatever you want". There were zero instructions on how to build your base. NO explanations on weapons or how to craft. I think Bethesda dropped the ball on this one. Far Cry, even being open world, has more structure and explains things better. Much prefer the Far Cry series.
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If you want a game that you can play for a good amount of time with consistent game-play you should investigate Fallout 4. I've been a gamer since a small child so I've seen it all when it comes to video games. Fallout 4 lives up to its predecessor (Fallout 3) and blows Fallout: New Vegas out of the water. You have a couple new features in Fallout 4 such as building settlements. You can now customize your dwelling the way you want it to, all the way down to little details like furniture and decorations. They also added weapon and armor customization! The graphics have made me feel as if I was creating a real person during the character customization and give me nightmares when I see how realistic the enemies look! I am not sure how I feel about the main story just yet; I haven't played it through completely to judge. What I really miss that the designers took out was your overall karma. It takes away in the sense that, I do certain actions and I am not judged on how I react. Sure you can make individuals like or dislike you, more or less, but if you were a killer in Fallout 3 you would be opened fired upon for your evil doings. The best addition to this game, compared to it's older brother, would be the fact that Dogmeat DOESN'T DIE! Hallelujah. Read full review
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I'm a fan of the other Fallout games, so disclaimer there. Pretty much the same outline as the other Fallout games in the series. The graphics are much better, and there are some new features such as creating towns and protecting them. Some cool boss battles and new weapons to be found. Crafting and picking up all the items you can carry is very important in this game. Overall it's fun, and there is LOTS to do. If you liked any of the other games in the series, this is a "no-brainer", just buy the darn game.
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The first two are Fallout 3 and New Vegas lol. This may not be comparatively the best Fallout in the series, but it is a very fun, beautiful, game with a lot of new combat mechanics to give this shooter RPG better shooter function. The steelbook is beautiful, but felt lighter than expected when I held it. I picked up a different steelbook of mine and realized I had only expected it to be heavier for whatever reason. In other words, it may be a steelbook, but don't expect it to weigh a whole pound or anything. Other than that, I love the steelbook and enjoy cracking it open to change games every time!
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