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Science-Fiction Weekly – A Video Journey Into Fallout 76's Wasteland
Fallout 76 is out now, and Game Informer's review is coming along...slowly. Bethesda Game Studios has crafted a massive open-world experience, and we want to subject ourselves to as much of it as we can before offering a verdict. My time with the game has bounced chaotically between good and bad, delivering enjoyable exploration that is eventually crushed by glitches, bugs, and puzzling balancing issues.
In the video below, Leo Vader joins me for a brief tour into the wasteland. My character is mid-level and I'm exploring the eastern region of the world. In our previous three-hour video, we showed off cooperative play extensively. I wanted to show off a little of the single-player experience, and what questing on your own can be like. Spoiler: It's a lot like Fallout 4.
If there's anything else you'd like to see, let us know in the comments section below. My play session is occurring around the clock, and I may be able to accommodate your requests.
Andrew Reiner's column, Science-Fiction Weekly, is focused on exploring the latest developments in science-fiction video games, movies, novels, and toys. It runs weekly on Tuesdays.
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