Fallout 76

great

This is one of the few games I could play for hours. There are many options of how to spend time in this game, and I usually spend it on missions and base building. I love playing this with my husband and groups of friends!

I got this game back in 2018 when it first came out. I had gotten it on xbox and played a lot. it was super buggy and there were no npc's. Now the game has so many new things and feels like fallout 4. I really recommend trying this game again, you wont regret it.

So many bugs will drive you insane.................... I love fallout games :>

Despite the bad rep the game got on release, bethesda substantially improved the game. It remains a great fallout RPG game to this day. But on the other hand, they have changed it significantly from what it once was. It was once a gritty, grueling wasteland you had to survive in. Now? It feels like a game marketed towards children, with fancy colors and designs, easier gameplay mechanics, and a wide diversity of new content types to keep people with a short attention span busy at all times. I can still suggest the game for the basic content - quests, exploration, and combat. But I cannot recommend it for anything beyond that. Expeditions, bosses like the "ultracite terror", and more have completely screwed over the original feel of the game. But you can always avoid them

esse jogo é uma bosta, como é possível um jogo lançado no mesmo ano de God of War 2018 e Red Dead Redemption 2, ter um grafico de PS2 e um jogabilidade de celular, não compre essa bomba.

I absolutely love the wasteland world. I used to log on every single day to complete the daily challenges, but I stopped playing before 2025. The main reason was that my workload increased, leaving me with less time for gaming. The subscription model also felt like a chore, pressuring me to finish those dailies. That being said, whenever I saw fresh content from a new season, I truly appreciated it. I felt that the development team was genuinely putting in the effort to bring new changes and meaningful content to the game.  The only reason I don’t play anymore is that my real-life stress leaves me with very limited gaming time. I am actually a game QA engineer myself, though fortunately based in Asia, so I haven't been as directly affected by the massive wave of layoffs hitting the Western gaming industry.  Times have changed, and gaming profitability is nowhere near what it used to be. Regardless of how well or poorly individual employees performed, every single one of them poured their heart and soul into this game. I hope everyone remembers what the union highlighted: these past games are the ultimate fruits of their labor. If anything, we should show our support by purchasing the games they successfully completed. If we boycott the company by refusing to buy their work, it will only bring more heartbreak to the creators who were forced out.