Fallout 4
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Pros:
The game has a massive open world with endless exploration, fun gameplay that mixes RPG and action, a modding community that keeps the game fresh, and great companions like Dogmeat (best boy).

Cons:
There are bugs—some funny, some game-breaking, and the main story is a bit weak compared to the side quests.

Details:
Fallout 4 is hands-down my favorite game in the series. The Commonwealth is a blast to explore, whether you’re looting abandoned buildings or building your own ramshackle town (just watch out for Preston Garvey and his endless "another settlement needs your help" quests).

Graphically, the game still looks great, and if the barren wasteland feels a bit too bleak, mods can add some greenery and life to the environment. Speaking of mods, the community is one of Fallout 4’s biggest strengths, giving the game endless replayability even if you’ve already 100%-ed it.

The main story is okay—don’t expect mind-blowing twists—but the side quests and lore make up for it. Between solving mysteries with Nick Valentine and uncovering the tragic stories of long-dead survivors, the game’s world feels alive in its own eerie way.

As for performance, it runs flawlessly on modern systems. Bugs are there, sure, but at this point, they’re part of the charm (and a quicksave addiction helps). The soundtrack? Turned off. The radio? Perfect. There’s nothing like smashing a Raider’s face in while "Butcher Pete" plays in the background.

Verdict:
Absolutely recommend it! Whether you’re an RPG fan, an open-world lover, or someone who just wants to blow up ghouls with a Fat Man, Fallout 4 is worth every cap.