Bethesda is notorious for its bugs and engine anomalies. Its dynamic, modular Creation Engine used for Skyrim, Fallout 4 and other titles allows the company to fairly rapidly build huge open worlds, full of detail and reasons to explore.

Rich; detailed Fallout-style open world; Great environmental storytelling; Fun with friends

Ungodly amount of bugs; Many systems just feel clunky; When not hidden by lighting; it's pretty ugly

Not only did we buy the game at the full 80 dollars when it came out and basically received the biggest pile of garbage I have ever played, now I need an xbox live gold subscription to play it. This is the biggest slap in the face to anybody who buys console disc games.

Now played over 30 hours. The game is good not as great a previous fallouts due to lack of NPC's. Better graphics than previous Fallouts. Being part of a team is really fun and makes taking down Scorchbeast less scary. Everybody I have met online has been friendly and helpful.

This is a fun time killing game. Its online only, the graphics are good but not great. Game has a quick learning curve so its pretty easy to catch on and the building system is the same as 4 but with much more to build. Its Bethesda and was just released-expect some bugs.

So I'm pinned down in a cabin which is surrounded by radscorpions. Through the window, I spot a Grafton monster...

The game get much more hate then it actually deserves, So why not give it a try its really good!

Fallout 76 isn't good for much, but it is giving gamers one more chance to learn a valuable lesson. Don't pay for a product you do not want-particularly when you know you are paying for a product you do not want. Let me be up front: I think this game is bad.

Not worth the money! Gameplay gets boring after a while. No npc's to interact with and real player characters don't care to interact. I haven't seen a team going into the wastelands. No story line like the previous fallout games where you can choose the fate of the game.

Good Great amazing cool easy yeah year round

Fallout 76 has glimmers of the trademark series' sci-fi splendour, but they're few and far between.

Intriguing new beasts to fight; Fascinating backstory to Appalachia; New regions broaden what the post-apocalypse can be

Numerous technical issues; Engine is out-of-date (and it shows; Most quests are transparently fetch quests; Lack of emotional depth to the (few) robot NPCs