Fallout 4 News

Fallout 4's iconic power armor just got a lot more immersive

Looking back at it, Fallout 4 holds up incredibly well. Bethesda's most recent take on the post-apocalyptic RPG series came out a whopping eight years ago, but I still find that the broad changes to power armor, that attempt to turn it into a truly hulking mass of metal and power, work well. Now, a new mod revises power armor, and makes it more immersive than it's ever been.

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Starfield rockets past Skyrim’s concurrent players record on Steam

Having already surpassed Skyrim and Fallout by becoming Bethesda’s biggest launch to date - with over six million players, according to the developer - Starfield has now smashed another of its predecessor’s records.

Fallout 4 remains one of the defining RPG games of the last ten years. From its superb gunplay to Bethesda's beautifully realized version of the Boston Commonwealth, since 2015, Fallout 4 has continued to grow, evolve, and get even better thanks to DLCs, mods, and more. With the Elder Scrolls and Skyrim maker now poised to redefine the RPG genre once again, and the Starfield release date looming on the horizon, if you want to take one last stroll through Bethesda's FO4 - and do it without any DRM whatsoever - now's the perfect time. Fallout 4 Game of the Year Edition has just hit GOG, and is available at a huge 75% discount.

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Fallout 4's painful loading times have just gotten a lot shorter

Fallout 4 is an amazing RPG game. The gunplay is satisfying, the story is well-told, and Bethesda's version of the Boston Commonwealth is almost endlessly detailed and filled with secrets and quests. But if you've exhausted Elder Scrolls, got sick of Skyrim, and want something to play before the Starfield release date, jumping back into Fallout 4 presents a bit of a barrier, owing to its typically very long loading times. Thankfully, that's no longer an issue, with a new, essential Fallout 4 mod.

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Fallout Deathclaw creator expresses concern towards horny fans

The Fallout Deathclaw remains one of the most fearsome enemies in all RPG games. Big, fast, terrifying to look at, and able to kill you in just a couple of slashes, the iconic bipedal reptile is the scourge of Fallout 3, New Vegas, and Fallout 4 players, turning every journey through Bethesda's wastelands into a petrifying dance with death. Now, as we await both the Starfield release date and the Fallout 5 release date, the creator of the Deathclaw for both FO3 and FO4 comments on a very different side of the fandom. Turns out not everyone is afraid of the Deathclaw. Quite the opposite, in fact.

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Fallout 4 News

Fallout 4's iconic power armor just got a lot more immersive

Starfield rockets past Skyrim’s concurrent players record on Steam

Fallout 4 is now completely DRM free, and available for under $11

Fallout 4's painful loading times have just gotten a lot shorter

Fallout Deathclaw creator expresses concern towards horny fans