Fallout 4
Fallout 4 casts players in the role of a vault dweller who wakes up from cryogenic stasis and sets out into the wasteland of The Commonwealth to locate a lost family member. The game is still an addictive experience with plenty of exploration, shooting, and looting, but the streamlined role-playing mechanics will disappoint fans of New Vegas. The new additions, such as settlements and crafting, are neat, but the series is veering more toward first-person shooter territory, which comes at a cost of less in-depth role-playing mechanics. There are still hours of fun to be had, and it’s the most accessible entry in the series, but there’s always the lingering feeling that it could have been even better.
Gameplay: With a vast game world, plenty of quests, and a ton of action, the game is fun to play, but it is definitely less of a role-playing experience compared to New Vegas.
Graphics: The game looks great, especially when using the high-resolution textures and features varied locations, but the animations can still be janky at times.
Sound: Fallout 4 features decent voice acting, a great soundtrack, and the usual assortment of incredible classic licensed tunes