Part of the game's charm is Bethesda's ability to create stories from the environment itself, as many of the collapsed locations you'll visit in post-apocalyptic Boston have a history just waiting to be revealed. Like most open world games of its size, Fallout 4 is teeming with interesting details both big and small. Much like every other major Bethesda release before it, players have spent years exploring Fallout 4's world and uncovering its hidden gems. Fallout 4, released in 2015, was disappointing in some respects, but it's hard not to look back at the game more fondly now given how Fallout 76 turned out. Fallout 76 may be one of the worst games of 2018, the kind of game that makes you long for a not-so-distant past when Bethesda games were some of the best open-world RPGs money could buy.
