Very good game but has glitches at moment, will be alot better once they have been addresses and the game play is smoother.

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

Bethesda's new online-only game has been out for a week now, as GameCentral offers a final verdict on the controversial release.

The game world is the largest and most interesting of any Fallout title; And if you're very lucky, and get it at the right angle, it can even look fairly impressive

Dull, repetitive gameplay with tedious quests, horrendous combat, and glitchy base construction; Lack of non-player characters ruins the story; One of the buggiest games ever released

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.

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

W ar never changes, but the Fallout series certainly has. Over the lifetime of the series it has shifted from isometric RPG to first-person action RPG to what some would classify simply as a first-person adventure, and now with Fallout 76 the franchise is taking that adventure and putting it online.

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

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.

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Solid variety in the environments

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

a bizarre, boring, broken mess