Fallout 4 News

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 remade into a brutal version of Cities Skylines with new mod

Fallout 4 mods are a constant source of inspiration. In the almost eight full years since the launch of the Bethesda RPG game, devoted Fallout 4 fans have utterly transformed the Commonwealth into, well, just about anything you can imagine. But this is something special; an enormous, ambitious, and unique Fallout 4 mod which crosses Cities Skylines with a brand-new story, missions, characters, and more to essentially deliver an entirely new game. We're all eager for the Fallout 5 release date, but this will more than suffice in the meantime.

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QuakeCon sale gives you up to 85% off these essential FPS games

A QuakeCon sale gives you huge discounts on many top series from the legendary studios behind some of the best FPS games. Along with Doom and Quake creator id Software, Bethesda (now a part of Microsoft) also comprises Wolfenstein developers Machine Games, Dishonored and Deathloop maker Arkane Studios, and Tango Gameworks, the studio behind The Evil Within and Hi-Fi Rush. Now, that huge catalogue gets some equally massive discounts to celebrate the upcoming QuakeCon.

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Fallout 4's best mod is coming to a dramatic conclusion

It's been a while so I'll shout it from the rooftops again: if you're going to start a new game of Fallout 4, you should install the Sim Settlements 2 mod. Not only does it make settlement building and management a much better experience, it adds a bunch of new characters, lots of quests, and an intriguing storyline...
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