Customer Ratings & Reviews

After playing Fallout 4 and feeling like it was missing that classic Fallout RPG feel and felt empty, I had my hope a bit higher for Fallout 76 with the new addition of multiplayer and new perk system. The thought of exploring a fallout style world with a friend seemed amazing but that was short lived after playing day one. The game had major game breaking bugs and felt pointless. I spent much time looking for food and rushing to water to supply my hunger and thirst which took away the enjoyment of the actual gameplay. I went around collect everything I could find to build my settlement just to have the game delete my hard earned work and time spent. All for nothing. Maybe future updates will fix many of these major problems but seeming as Betheada is nearly giving the game away for free now after they made their money, it was a rigged from the start. I wish Bethesda would sell or give shared rights to Obsidian who did everything right.

overrated by fan boys. Underrated by haters. It’s a great starting point for what could eventually be an amazing game. As of now, it’s buggy and feels like it’s lacking content. But it’s really fun with friends. It’s boring alone. Playing solo defeats the whole point of the game. For a single player fallout game, revisit 4, NV or 3.

Can it get any better? A video game based on the state I live in? Unfortunately, yes, it can, and needs to. While the details are phenomenal, whoever drew the map did not make it exact. Since when is Beckley in Huntington? If you're going to advertise the Mothman, then you should KNOW where he came from. Mount Blair? Blair Mountain will be having their centennial in 3 short years of the infamous Battle of Blair Mountain. It is famous. How can you mess up the name? But I digress. The game has awesome graphics and sound. Country Roads could have been better, but now I hear it belting from my son's room all day long. Which means that my son is loving this game, and plans on completing every maneuver possible, which means I will get my full bang for my buck.

Game is still buggy, the change from single player to open world is a huge difference in any of their other series but that brings connection issues and for players who like to roam the game by theirselfs like in the old fallouts this game will take some time to get used to.

A solid entry for the Fallout franchise. The negative review conditions have largely been addressed and gsmeplay feels enjoyable. The story paceing is good snd exploration in game world is encouraged. It is a grat deal of a game, especially if purchased on sale.

its a fun game and even better online. the game rated m and its mainly because online play

Can play the game for hours but it keeps kicking me out of server and glitches a lot.

I think a lot of people are mad that it isn’t like the previous games but this one has a different approach. It can only get better if the developers listen to us and fix all the bugs but I think they’re leaving it to the gamers to show them the way with this game.

I really like this game because the map is huge and there is a lot to explore. But I miss the NPCs to interact with and their story lines to follow. Others may really like the multiplayer part but I prefer a good story and to explore alone. Still good overall.

Nothing has really changed since the last Fallout game. New tasks and surroundings but alot of the same textures are used. Just feels like a DLC to Fallout 4. It did add multiplayer, nothing life changing though. Still a fun time but nothing new to offer.

Great game just a little buggy if you can get pass that you'll be fine.

Game has gotten a lot better from updates since release. It still has periods of nothing to do, but fun for the price

Fallout 4 and Skyrim are such amazing games that Bethesda’s first online Fallout game had big shoes to fill and it gets some things right and some not so much. With battle Royale and Human NPCs coming the games value is almost their.

The game is, as always, great. Bethesda has a niche for these; however, there are mechanics that are frustrating. Glitches, capped inventory storage, difficult team pairing. That being said, playing alone is still fun. Good game in general!

The gameplay, while occasionally buggy, is still a blast. The challenge of looking for quests can be frustrating and the multiplayer aspect, unless you’re in a group, isn’t worthwhile. Still worth playing but learn to manage your storage!

I know there was major hate for this game when it first launched so I stayed clear of it for so long. Picked it up on a Deal of the Day and with all the updates and new game mode, it's really not that bad. Been playing for almost 4 weeks now and while its not a conventional 3D Fallout it close enough. If you liked Fallout 4, and even that game had its problems, you'll like this one. The game is good solo, but even better with teammates, even randos can make the game more fun in a pinch. I haven't spent a dime on atoms (in-game currency), and I don't think I will. But I have been having fun in this new wasteland all it took was a crazy stupid low price and a whole lot of updates to include npcs.

When Fallout 76 first came out, it was pretty rough. Now, Bethesda has put in the extra work to make this a game that a Fallout fan can truly enjoy. I recently started playing again and I am having a blast running around post-nuclear Appalachia. The game is very stable now and Bethesda has added new features such as NPCs to make the game really feel like a true Fallout game. I would recommend any fan of Fallout to ignore the hate and don't knock it until you try it.

This game is good but it is such a data hog. Also if your internet isn’t efficient the game lags and my son gets frustrated. He has to erase games off his system just to play so he puts it down.

I have loved the fallout line for years, and perhaps this ends my interest. The gameplay and graphics were topnotch, but I couldnt handle not having NPCs. I've always felt immersed in a fallout world, this game made me feel like an outsider. If you're looking to single player and enjoy an immersive and interactive game, I would suggest moving on.

As a long time PC gamer I'm new to console games and Fallout has hooked me on consoles. Though, as reported, there are some glitches I'm enjoying the game and spending way too much time on it. (That's actually a good thing.)