
Twenty-five years after the bombs fall, you and your fellow Vault Dwellers emerge into post-nuclear America. Join millions of players as you explore, build, quest, and triumph in a massive open-world multiplayer adventure.
Most likely between $39.2M and $111.2M. On 8 games checked against developer-reported sales, our median error is 11%. How we estimate →
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $39.99 | 72% | approximately $65.4M |
| Xbox | $39.99 | 60% | — |
| PlayStation | $39.99 | — | — |
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Reviews
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Reviews
I have put a lot of time into Fallout 76, and I am finally changing my review to negative because I am tired of watching the season rewards get worse while Bethesda keeps promising they are going to improve. They specifically said Season 26 would have fewer recolors and more unique, worthwhile rewards. Then the datamined rewards show the same workbenches covered in blood, repeated power armor paints, repeated weapon skins, icons, posters, and more filler. There are a few decent new items, but they are buried under the exact kind of reskinned content Bethesda claimed they were moving away from. This is not just about one bad season. Ever since the old scoreboard system was replaced, the seasons have felt more like a generic battle pass with more filler, more grinding, and more pressure to spend money. Meanwhile, some of the actually desirable items end up in expensive bundles instead of being meaningful season rewards. I still like the game itself, which is why this is frustrating. I want a reason to keep playing, but I am tired of being told things are going to get better and then seeing the same recycled content with a different color or some blood splattered on it. Until Bethesda actually follows through instead of just saying the right things, I cannot recommend it.
Auf Grund von Erfahrungen auf der Konsole möchte ich gerne meine Meinung Teilen warum ich es nicht empfehle. 1. Man sucht bei fast jedem eintritt in die WELT eine neuen WELT, weil das Camp nichtaufgeschlagen werden kann. 2. Wenn man in einer Welt dann drin ist hat man not leveln zu können. 3. Die Performance lässt sehr zu wünschen übrig nach wie vor. 4. und das ist der Ausschlaggebende Punkt ist der Shop. Ich glaube kaum das man den LSBTQ-Quatsch noch fördern muss und es im Shop anbieten. Es gibt zwei Geschlechter punkt. Wer meint das es mehr Geschlechter gibt sollte mal nen Psychiater aufsuchen Zu gute halte ich das es mittlerweile zu einem PVE gewandelt ist. Das wars auch schon. Ich habe mehr Freude an der Konsole zu sitzen und das Spiel zu spielen als es am PC zu tun. Und das will was heißen.
This game has nothing to do with the Fallout franchise. It is a parody that mocks the concept of the original Idea. The Idea was to portray an extremely nihilistic, pessimistic, and dangerous vision of nuclear war between major countries thanks to influence of corporations and their absolutely terrible behaviour in the race for wealth and control. It was intended to reveal the horrors of human behavior toward one another and the surrounding world. Bethesda turned apocalypse into a happy affair of a wonderful world I recommend to play the original and peak of the franchise Fallout (1), Fallout 2 and Its spin offs Tactics, BoS and New Vegas. This game Is absolutely fine If you are acoustic and fine with the fact that It has story on level of a rock and character development on point zero with weird ass event pop ups. If you're a person who wants to play a solid game that has a story and some decent development and some idea, this is not it. You should go play already mentioned previus titles of Fallout.
Feels more freemium than ESO with a story that matters even less.
I wish there was a mixed review button. While I love the game itself for more Fallout content and an amazing online community; like many others in this review section I also f***ing hate the Fallout 1st subscription. Fallout 1st gives people the option of getting a more expanded seasonal rewards, special cosmetic items, and a custom personal server. It should stop at just those optional items but when they are constantly expanding the game and keeping the max carrying weight the same there is nothing more I want to go explore or collect if that means I have to get rid of it eventually while the player that pays $13 a month gets to play the game as intended.
Over 500 hours in, and I got banned for 8647 on my CAMP. Get bent, Bethesda
Even after 8 years this game is still a mess. Tried to jump back inn after not playing for a few years and holy crap. Not even out of the vault and i had already experienced multiple bad visual bugs. This shows how much Bethesda needs modders to fix their ♥♥♥♥. Also love the server stability. Claimed a workshop on a server, built my extractors and defences for the first time, get raided my mole rats. In the middle of this raid, the server crashes, when i log back on everything is gone :D Another big point that i feel is very much missing. The standard thing in fallout games is the feeling that you are getting stronger and can handle more difficult places and enemies, but in this game no matter where i went i felt like i could kill most normal enemies in one to two shots of my standard hunting rifle and pump shotgun. Got up to level 20 and that did not change.
Fallout 75 was better
woke trash. pedo flags everywhere.
so i played this game when i was 16 and now its just boring you can give it a try but for me who sunk 1000 hours on my ps5 and 400 on here the beginner fun faded really quick i would recommend fallout 4 or fallout new vegus