Angus McLaren

The story jumps every which way, characters barely get any expostion for introduction and the narration is useless as a plot device. Basically this both sucks and blows.

The dark humour, the craziness of VaultTec and all your favourite Fallout references, this show has them and then some. Totally brilliantly done, the game's anti war message had been carried over brilliantly too.

Well it looked pretty to start with but delved into some stereotyped Japanese over-acting and a clunky combat system that needs tweaking as the controls start out way to responsive. Everything just became boring as you progresses through the tutorial level, so much so that after 15 minutes I have up because it was not holding my interest.

Basically, run jump, slash, shoot, forget which buttons to press and be bored very quickly. This game was a waste of money and if you want something engaging or challenging, look elsewhere. The narrator is annoying too and the whole concept is boring as.

This was a great story. I love these gaames that push what a game is supposed to be and this did it so well. Merredith and Angie forever!

A hot mess with contradicting game play instructions that don't make sense re: enemy detection. The whole thing feels just poorly designed overall. If you get it in Gamepass on Xbox, then at least it's kind of free, but the most fun will be uninstalling this steaming pile.

It's not even Z grade sci-fi. It's badly acted, poorly written, and for some reason has Bruce Willis delivering lines terribly. It made zero sense and after 20 minutes I just gave up and quit watching it.

A boring on rails whack-a-mole game that does not even grip you within the first 20 minutes of gameplay. The cutscenes for interaction are one of the worst things about this game. I am in a state of ungrippedness, I am not gripped by this boring game for five year olds.

This captures looks, performance, story and more and brings forth what a fourth season of TOS would have been. Vic is a true Trekkie and an inspiration for all Trek fans around the globe.