Intro Fallout Shelter, just like the mainline Fallout games, puts dozens of weapons at the players’ disposal. 139, to be exact. Most weapons are classics from Bethesda’s mainline Fallout games, like combat shotguns, Gauss rifles, railway rifles, and the Junk Jet. There are even a few new weapon additions, like the Relentless raider sword. With …
Intro Fallout Shelter is a Vault-Tec Vault Overseer simulator. Most of the gameplay revolves around you designating tasks for your Vault Dwellers to carry out for the good of the Vault. From running the Vault’s nuclear reactor to venturing out into the Wasteland to take down threats, your Vault Dwellers are vital to the continued …
Intro Known as the Great, Green Jewel of the Commonwealth, Diamond City fittingly sits in the center of Fallout 4’s map as the largest and most prominent settlement in the Commonwealth. Sole Survivors will likely find themselves here early in their playthroughs for one reason or another. Fallout 3’s settlements didn’t stack up to their …
Intro Bobbleheads are a relatively new, albeit classic element of Fallout found in every Bethesda Fallout game. Introduced in Fallout 3, these served as Vault-Tec promotional items. After the war, these bobbleheads have become collectibles that possess potent beneficial effects for any Lone Wanderer who can find them. There is a bobblehead for every S.P.E.C.I.A.L. …
Intro The Old North Church is the most important House of God in all of the Commonwealth. For one reason or another, you’ll no doubt find yourself here at least once during your adventures through Fallout 4. Some will travel here with good intentions, while others will just let their guns do most, if not …
Intro Fallout 4 brings back most classic creatures and enemy types, like Yao guai, super mutants, and ghouls. But it also introduces a few new enemies. One of the most notable new combatants of the Commonwealth is the Assaultron. Joining its mechanical brethren like the Sentry Bot and Mister Gutsy, the Assaultron is yet another …
Intro Fallout 3 vs New Vegas is probably the most frequently held debate within the Fallout community. Modern Bethesda vs Modern Obsidian: Who does Fallout better? The debate makes sense. Fallout 3 and New Vegas utilized the same game engine and came out within two years of one another. And generally speaking, New Vegas usually …
Intro Fallout 3 is the crossroads of the Fallout franchise. For the older generation gamers, it marks a departure from the Black Isle Studios era of Fallout and what the series once was. It was the beginning of the Bethesda era of Fallout. And for the younger generation gamers like me, it was an introduction …
The team behind Fallout 4 must like robots. Maybe they saw how Lucasfilm could do no wrong with the droids in their TV shows and movies and decided they’d give it a try too. Of course, there’s Codsworth and Curie, but also the eccentric arms dealer KL-E-0 in Goodneighbor. You’ve also got the farm-running robots …
Intro Vault-Tec conducted more than a fair share of sick and twisted experiments in their Vaults. Asking me to choose which I think is the worst would be like asking me which Ben & Jerry’s flavor I like the most. What I can tell you, however, is that Vault 75 is definitely up there on …
