ATTENTION: This edition of Fallout 4 for Xbox One contains everything you need to play, so you do not need the base game, as it comes included in this new GOTY edition. Fallout 4 GOTY Edition, or Game of the year Edition, is a compilation of titles that includes: The original game and all its DLCs or expansions released so far. The DLCs include this new edition of one of the best post-apocalyptic RPGs of recent times are: Nuka World, Vault-Tec Workshop, Contraptions Workshop, Far Harbor, Wasteland Workshop and Automatron.
Each of these DLCs adds new features to the original game, new zones, new enemies, new weapons, new equipment and new challenges that exponentially increase available content and hours of play. This title is an RPG in an open world, which places us in a post-apocalyptic future and in which our hero has just come out of one of the shelters built long ago in the depths of the earth to protect citizens from a possible Nuclear attackNow we must go through the devastated areas full of remnants of cities, mutants, murderous robots and animals of all kinds that have survived the nuclear attack. The map by which we can move is really extensive, with all sorts of possible scenarios and challenges, as well as missions and all kinds of challenges.
As in previous Fallout, we will enjoy a very elaborate combat system, first or third person, and we can slow down with the new Vault-Tec (VATS) assisted guidance system that allows us to choose our attacks and enjoy a Cinematographic carnage.
The game's music is perfectly set for the different situations you find yourself in. It's suitably dramatic in the big fight scenes and similarly soft when you get to a more emotional part. Whilst not at the forefront of your attention, the music is always there and sometimes you won't even notice it until it goes silent. Your heart might be in your mouth as you hack a computer or lockpick a door with enemies nearby, and the music will do a great job to reflect exactly how you are feeling.
Fallout 4 is a game that will spark conversation and a huge amount of love, and there’s no reason it shouldn’t follow in the footsteps of Skyrim as something of a cultural phenomenon. The game’s only real issue is in the dated visuals, but the engine serves a purpose beyond eye-candy, and hey, we’re mostly walking through irradiated trash anyway, right...Fallout 4 is impossible not to recommend.
You’ll have to deal with people who grew up with no understanding of morality and civility, gain their respect (by force, if necessary) and build bright post-nuclear future with them. Wasteland domination is just a step away. [Issue#203, p.46]
The fact that your decisions stick with you after walking away from the game is a testament to the great storytelling on hand. Fallout 4 is an argument for substance over style, and an excellent addition to the revered open-world series.
Fallout 4 is the epitome of what an open world RPG should be.
Fallout 4 didn’t blow me away like the previous iteration did, but it did keep me thoroughly entertained and fully vested in journeying across the wasteland.
At some point, I just want the games to work reliably. Fallout 4 follows in the footsteps of its predecessors, which is to say that it's a large, sprawling world filled with so many different quests and locations that most players will miss entire subplots as they scavenge their way from one side of the world to the other. That's also to say that it's occasionally kind of broken, from performance issues specific to the console versions to scripting glitches that might just prevent you from progressing to the same sort of "physics gone wild" moments that make for killer animated gifs and such.
January 5, 2018
The Fallout 4: New Vegas mod presents its first in-game trailer. Watch video
