Jonah Robison

A near perfect game. The quests are engaging, the world is amazing to explore, and some of the characters are gems by themselves. This game was the first Bethesda game I had ever played, and the first RPG for that matter, it opened my eyes to what video games could really be. (Prior to this I had really only played Minecraft and Spelunky and other random xbox 360 titles, while those games are not bad, Skyrim is just better) Even before I had played this game, I had watched my dad play it and was mesmerized by it. P.S. I anyone who thinks this is not a real RPG is a sad person inside.

This game looks really good compared to others by Bethesda prior. It has fun gunplay that makes me want them to make a zombie shooter. My biggest problem is the settlements, while it is a cool, very Fallout concept, they feel like babysitting and aren't very fun to manage. Other than that it is a good game.

It doesn't follow the same exact story as the comics, but is a very entertaining show nonetheless.

Great multiplayer and great characters. Haven't finished the main story yet but I will eventually. I playcit on the Series X

This game puts you in the shoes of the royal guard Corvo Attano, who is framed for the death of the Empress. It is a revenge story that asks gives you the choice to either spare or end the lives of enemies and innocents alike on your quest to find the Empress's daughter and confront the Lord Regent, the man who framed you. Overall a great game with a good story and fun mechanics.

Fallout 3 walked so that this game could run. The developers, even with insane time constraints were able to make a masterpiece of an rpg using old assets from Fallout 3. This game took what was bad about Fo3, fixed it, and made the good parts better. However, the game has its gameplay issues and bugs, but what game made on the creation engine hasn't. Overall, this is the best Fallout title to date, and is definitely worth a look if you are an rpg fan, or overlooked this one because it wasn't made by Bethesda.