Excellent Product, The power armor collectors edition is awesome great quality. The full scale wearable T-51 Helmet with carry bag is like a dream come true so much fun. Also included is a glow in the dark terrain map of the fallout 76 world, looks great in the dark.

Multiplayer survival games have long dominated the Steam charts, but it's telling that so few have ever managed to make it out of Early Access. One might guess that a triple-A studio could succeed where so many indies have failed, but it seems highly unlikely that Bethesda – a company notorious for...

Solid variety in the environments

Combat in the Creation Engine, without V.A.T.S; and with constant stuttering and lag

The super mutants pressed their attack and my health worsened. As I weaved in and out of dilapidated buildings searching for a temporary safe zone to heal up and find a weapon that could handle this threat, the mutants' numbers grew.

a bizarre, boring, broken mess

Whether you're looking to reclaim Appalachia solo or play the game, as intended, with some apocalypse-taming friends, Fallout 76 is a bit of a mixed bag. On the plus side, it can absolutely be tackled as a single-player experience – just one that's not quite as engaging or narratively rich as Fallout 3 or 4. Those willing to dive into the series' first full-on multiplayer entry with the enthusiasm of a Vault-Tec volunteer will find it similarly hit-or-miss. The content, especially combat, is more fun to tackle with a buddy or two by your side, but it's not innovative or compelling enough to pull players away from online communities they're already invested in. We have no doubt Bethesda will attempt to improve the experience through upcoming patches and updates – some audio-dropping bugs we encountered early on appear to have already been addressed. But whether they can convert the franchise's most passionate, single-player fans to an always-online wasteland remains to be seen. For now though, we suggest keeping your expectations in check upon emerging from Vault 76.

Fresh setting offers welcome sights; Inspired new creatures to kill; Combat's fun with friends;

Lacking story/interesting characters; Uninspired mission structure; Survival elements can be a grind; Warming up to new V.A.T.S;

Not a MMOG fan but thought I'd give it a go as I am a Fallout fan. Not enthused with the game. Up to level 7, and just found a combat shotgun that is L20. So that may come in handy sometime in the future. Probably a good game if I had mates and time for a four or five hour session without glitching out. As a solo player, not much fun. I'll keep at it in the hope it will get more enjoyable, but thinking that going back to Fallout 4 in survivor mode will be more fun

I avoided this game like the plauge when it launched. Being a long time fallout fan I watched as the reviews came and the game crashed. I've had it about a week now and love it, no glitches, most bugs are all fixed that we're first complained about and game runs smooth as. I'm playing solo also and haven't had a problem playing alone.

There have been a lot of things said about Fallout 76, while some of those things are likely to put off a player new to the Fallout universe I would really suggest getting into the game if you like games full of lore, amazing locations and compelling story.

Well in its defence, Fallout 4 was always going to be hard to follow. There are some good things in it. If you like multiplayer and are a fallout fan, this will suit you well.

Fresh setting offers welcome sights; Inspired new creatures to kill; Combat’s fun with friends;

Lacking story/interesting characters; Uninspired mission structure; Survival elements can be a grind; Warming up to new V.A.T.S;