Best Fallout Game To Play In 2024 - Which Fallout Game Should You Play? (Fallout TV Show)

So you watched the Fallout TV Show and now want to play fallout, but which Fallout game should you play? Which Fallout is best? In this Fallout review video, I'll compare all the mainline fallout games, what makes them great or not so great, and if you should play them in 2024. Lets go!

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0:00 - What Fallout Game To Play
00:33 - Original Fallouts
01:57 - Fallout 3
04:24 - Fallout New Vegas
06:53 - Fallout 4
10:02 - Fallout 76
12:26 - Which Fallout Is Best
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[mikey]

The thing you have to understand about Fallout 4 is that, even though the game is almost a decade old, Preston Garvey still knows a settlement that needs assistance.

[MetalTeaCup]

I’ll never forget watching the vault door open for the first time in fallout three, then instantly getting blinded by a full white screen…

[jackmoran]

I was in 7th grade back in 2008, and I remember sitting at a lunch table and listening to my friend describe Fallout 3. I couldn’t believe all the things he told me about the game. From describing Gouls and the Undercity, the Brotherhood of steel, deciding to be good or evil, and traveling around a giant wasteland.

Not long after I went to my friend’s house to play it for the first time and we gamed all night. We both made decisions over what Npcs to shoot or piss off, what area of the map to explore, and always picking the funniest dialog options.

Looking back at it, it was one of my favorite gaming experiences. It may not resonate with you the same way if it’s your first time playing, but every time I begin a new adventure outside the door of Vault 101 I get a big hit of nostalgia.

[jimbryant]

New Vegas has always been my favorite for a very personal reason - My Dad grew up in Goodsprings! As soon as I found the mod to have a house in Goodsprings, I installed it and immediately began collecting Garden Gnomes (with my Dad did). I never did finish it, but I really enjoyed my time messing with the various factions and finally killing a Deathclaw without cheats...

[kevinmach]

For many of us who have been playing FO for a long time, it's where we went to be alone. Hours of content with no human bothering you, just wandering the waste land and doing quests or campaigns. They took it "online" not because it was a good decision for the game or to make it more fun, but to be able to monetize it through subscriptions and pay to win mechanics. Happy to hear some of you still enjoy, but for some of us it was a very sad day when the announced the new setup.

[possessedslig]

The difficulty of getting Fallout 1 and 2 running and playing them is so overstated, a couple of hours playing it and you'll have the hang of it and be drawn in. There's like a million guides online if you get stuck anyway. Fallout 1 is a great place to start for isometric CRPGs in general and Fallout 2 is just a blast, anyone who doesn't play it because "yuck old game" is plain missing out on one of the funnest video games ever made. Playing Fallout 2 and New Vegas back to back is so rewarding as well as the story and characters have a lot of overlaps. Speaking of New Vegas, if you can play it on PC with the Viva New Vegas modlist, one of the best experiences in gaming, full stop. Having said all that, Fallout 3 was my first Fallout game and it's great as well, I know it's easy to dunk on Bethesda for their occasionally subpar writing but their world building and creation of atmosphere is stellar and it's my favourite game to just go exploring in. Fallout 4 has its charm, the story is a bit of a plot hole ridden mess but as long as you don't think too hard the gunplay is fun and if you like building shit in games (I don't) there's that as well. I really like the addition of some of the new enemies as well (Assaultrons are great) Did I just proclaim to like every game in the series? Yes I did, shocking I know.

[Gerz]

The decision to release the fallout 4 update 2 weeks after the show release absolutely puzzles me. I want to go back and play the game but with the update just 8 days away now im stuck in an odd spot where Im waiting to play a 9 year old game.

[baggy]

I used to play fallout 4 with a mate back in the day, we would be in a party chat while exploring and talking about what we found, who/what we were fighting and where we were going.
Great entertainment.
Very enjoyable experience.
Followed by playing fallout 76 with him for 4 years, introduced my wife to fallout 76 as well.
Now we still cruising around together

[daaichommie]

As a young lad back in 2001 I'll never forget a mate of mine handing me a CD case and saying: "Trust me, play this". The CD case cover looked epic and inside I found 4 discs, installed them, and spent night and day finishing the game.

The game, to this day, holds a very special place in my heart as one of my most nostalgic favorite games of all time. 23 years later, I still have the discs and I've purchased it on Steam.

That game is Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel.

[Graymore]

Fallout 1 and 2 is not hard to install at all. The difficulty is very overstated here. The entire TV show story arc from Shady Sands and NCR is directly from those games. Fallout NV’s story is directly tied to those games, which is why many fans love it. Fallout 3 is not a bad game, but took extreme liberties with factions like Brotherhood of Steel and the linear storyline.

[JBM]

Just fyi, Fallout 3 and New Vegas are available for Playstation 3

[Jetdrag]

I still remember playing Fallout 1on release and it remains an all time favourite game. Neat to see how the games continue to be popular.

[Swiftstar]

Fallout 3 started my love for the iP, after I originally played elder scrolls oblivion, back in 06. Fallout 4 is my all tike favorite in the series.

[nathanmarineau]

Great guide. I haven't played since 1, 2, and Tactics, with 1 being my favorite.

[wurble]

Fallout 4 for me. I was hooked on the settlement building aspect and exploring the wasteland to find resources. The show has really made me want to revisit the game.

[drcrowlee]

I was super late to gaming in general. I was almost 31 when Fallout 4 came out and it was my first FO. I enjoyed it and researched the series and when back and played them in reverse order. NV or FO 1 and 2 combined are easily my faves. I also play 76 currently and while its not the most engaging story (at all) its still fun for what it is these days

[yootah]

Fallout new Vegas will always be the goat in my head, but me and my friend picked up FO76 upon launch and just stuck with it and we really made some great memories together there. I just wish I could recover all the photos we took on our journey thru FO76😢

[aeolianthecomposer]

If you want good writing -> Fallout New Vegas

If you want good gameplay -> Fallout 4

If you liked Fallout NV -> Fallout 1 and 2

If you liked Fallout 4 -> Fallout 3 and New Vegas

If you hate yourself -> Fallout Tactics

[goompatroopa]

I have
Fallout tactics
Fallout
Fallout 2
Fallout shelter pc and ios


Fallout 3
Fallout new Vegas for Xbox series S

And Fallout 4
Fallout 76 for the ps4

[arguekayes]

What i did and what i’d recommend, is start in the middle with F3, NV then F4 and maybe 76 if you like online games. Than later F1-2 and maybe F-Tactics if you really get into the games and lore. Cos i feel like going backwards from newest F4 to the older games would be a huge shock of expectations with major differences and certain mechanics not being in them. I started with F3 back on 360 in 08’ not knowing what it was and eventually bought every new title when they released. until i got a decent PC i finally went to play the original games. By then i was already engrossed in the world so i already knew what to expect. After finally playing all the games you go back to pump thousands of hours in New Vegas for Dozens of playthroughs lol