Fallout 4

Love all fallout games, can't wait for the next one, steam says 215 hours but I have it for Xbox and Playstation also I think I logged around the 2000 hours for this game.

Fallout 4 is one of those games where I kept thinking, “How did Bethesda have this much time and still not make this better?” The building system is probably my biggest complaint. On paper, settlement building sounds awesome, but actually building anything can feel clunky, frustrating, and unnecessarily limited. It could have been so much better with smoother controls, better snapping, more freedom, and more useful building pieces. Then there's the story. You're playing a parent searching for their missing child, which feels suspiciously familiar when Fallout 3 already had you searching for your father. Seriously Bethesda, were the writers sitting in the same office room thinking, “Yeah, nobody will notice”? 😭 It makes the main story feel like a lack of creativity rather than something genuinely new. The performance is another issue. Sometimes it runs like it was literally made in a post-apocalyptic wasteland using scrap metal and a broken computer. You'd think the game was running on a Pip-Boy. And the world itself can feel repetitive. You explore a new location expecting something interesting, only to find the same types of enemies, similar interiors, and the same general experience over and over. A huge world doesn't automatically make it feel alive. BUT... The gunplay is actually great. Fallout 4 finally made shooting feel genuinely satisfying, and the weapons are fun to use. The customization and crafting can also be really enjoyable when you're not fighting the building system. Pros: Great gunplay 🔫 Fun weapon customization Huge world Lots of things to do Settlement idea is cool in theory Cons: Building system desperately needed more polish Story feels like Fallout 3's story backwards Performance can be rough Repetitive enemies and locations World can feel surprisingly empty and samey Fallout 4 isn't a terrible game. There's a lot to enjoy here, especially the gunplay, but it feels like Bethesda had several great ideas and then stopped halfway through improving them. Fallout 4: 6/10 Good game, but the potential was absolutely massive.