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2015 PCPlayStationXbox 19.99 € 👍 83 % Very positive, 392,287 reviews on Steam

As the lone survivor of Vault 111, you roam the irradiated ruins of Boston, blending gunplay with the slow-motion V.A.T.S. targeting system and building your own settlements. Faction choices and countless darkly funny side quests shape the fate of the Commonwealth.

What defines Fallout 4:

  • Open world
  • Choices with consequences
  • Lots to discover
  • Sci-fi setting

The closest matches for Fallout 4 are Fallout 3, Starfield and Elex. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Fallout 4 special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Fallout 3

96 %

2008 PCPlayStationXbox 9.99 € 👍 81 % Very positive, 20,930 reviews on Steam

  • Open world
  • Choices with consequences
  • Lots to discover

A sprawling irradiated wasteland around Washington D.C. to roam freely, full of darkly funny stories and VATS-assisted gunfights. Moral choices shape towns, factions and the ending.

Starfield

Open world

Bethesda's space RPG lets you roam hundreds of star systems as a custom character, building ships, chasing faction questlines and landing on countless planets. Classic Bethesda freedom meets a grounded NASA-punk look, though the procedural worlds can feel sparse.

Elex

Lots to discover

An open-world RPG from the makers of Gothic that blends magic, mechs and jetpack exploration in a harsh post-meteor science-fantasy world. You pick between factions and roam a large, dangerous map with a quirky, rough-edged charm.

Elex II

Open world

An open-world action RPG set in a post-apocalyptic science-fantasy world, where Jax uses a jetpack, guns, and melee to unite factions against an alien invasion. A bit rough around the edges, but full of freedom and quirky charm.

Fallout: New Vegas

Lots to discover

A post-apocalyptic RPG set in the Mojave, where rival factions vie for control of Vegas and your choices, dialogue and skills decide the fate of the whole region. Sharp writing, dark humor and huge freedom in how quests unfold make it a genre classic.

Mass Effect: Andromeda

Lots to discover

As the Pathfinder, you explore open alien planets on foot with a jetpack and in the Nomad rover, searching for a new home for humanity in an uncharted galaxy. It pairs fast, mobile third-person combat built on freely mixed skill profiles with BioWare's trademark companion relationships.

Infamous 2

Open world

As Cole MacGrath you parkour across the New Orleans-inspired New Marais, unleashing electric superpowers in fast-paced open-world combat. The karma system lets you play hero or villain, shaping your powers and the ending.

The Outer Worlds 2

Choices with consequences

Obsidian's satirical first-person sci-fi RPG drops you into a new colony system rife with corporate absurdity, where dialogue choices, skills and even character flaws meaningfully shape your path. Opinionated companions and dark humor make every decision entertaining.

Fallout 76

Lots to discover

An online Fallout set in the irradiated hills of Appalachia, where you explore a huge world solo or with friends, build camps, join public events and shape your character with perk cards. After a rocky launch, NPCs, factions and steady updates turned it into a lively post-apocalyptic sandbox.

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