Would have to say this game is one for the fans of previous titles as a stand-alone game it's ok but you have to be connected to online all the time there is no offline play

This is a tough game for me to review. As you all know, I am a huge fan of the Fallout series, and absolutely loved Fallout 4. Even with all the criticisms I heard about it, such as the limited dialogue system, it still didn't pull me away from playing it.

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.

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;

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;

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...

Bethesda has released Fallout 76 for Xbox One, PS4 and PC. The online prequel Fallout 76 is finally here and diehard fans of the Fallout franchise could not be happier. In Fallout 76, gamers get to explore the treacherous wasteland that lies in West Virginia full of eccentric characters and enemies.

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.