They’re fully realized and, in some cases, just flat out incredible to look at.
The locales in the game are gorgeous in that “wow look at the detail” kind of way. Raiders will often come try to steal your stuff, so it’s a good idea to arm your settlers with solid weapons and power armor if you can spare it. You’ll be spending hours figuring out your power lines, getting clean water and supply lines, recruiting more settlers, and building defenses. That’s useful, especially since you’ll need all the scrap to focus on the base building, which should be the main draw of the game but somehow is. He’s a german shepherd with a tacvest, and he has enough carrying capacity to haul off a city’s worth of scrap. They all pale in comparison to Dogmeat, the first companion you get. Nick Valentine is an interesting fella, for instance. You bring a companion along with you, and you meet a few characters along the way that fit the bill as solid companions. The Brotherhood of Steel nets you some great power armor, while the Institute has arguably the better weapons. The interesting stories revolve around other characters’ struggles or those of the few powerful factions left in the world. Honestly, the main plotline is the weakest quest in the game, as seems to be par for the course in recent Bethesda titles. The voice acting is meant to give more emotional weight to the story, but it’s hampered by the fact that the central plot is thin and bare. In previous Fallout games, traits like Intelligence determined how your character spoke. You get down to four options that don’t seem to be affected by your stats. While voice acting has been added in Fallout 4, the breadth of options has significantly decreased. The dialogue is a step down from previous entries. While inside, your son is stolen from your spouse, they’re killed right in front of you, and you later awake and escape to begin your journey. Cue the air raid sirens shortly after, and you and your family are taken to a fallout shelter to be kept safe from the atomic blasts destroying the world. You’ll choose whether to play a male or female character, and you get to customize your character’s face. The game starts out with the atomic 50s aesthetic, but with a few tech advances like robotic assistants. The scale of the map and scope of the game is huge, but so are the quirky physics errors and animations. They’re equally known for buggy releases, and Fallout 4 is no different. Fallout 4 brings new beauty to the Wasteland as well as plenty of factions all fighting for control.īethesda titles are known for their lofty goals and massive worlds.
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