Game Name:

Fallout 4 [Game of the Year]

Video Game System:

PlayStation 4

Release Year:

2017

ESRB Rating:

M

Genre:

Action and Adventure

Publisher:

Bethesda Softworks

Developer:

Bethesda Game Studios

Player Count:

1 player

UPC Number:

093155172524,196388570966,093155172555

SKU:

29749257f76737425ea6

Condition:

Very Good

Has Manual:

N/A

Condition Notes:

Game Description:

Welcome to the wasteland, where everything is broken, irradiated, and somehow still your problem. Fallout 4, developed by Bethesda Game Studios and originally released in 2015 (with this Game of the Year edition dropping in 2017), throws you into a post-apocalyptic Boston where survival, exploration, and questionable moral decisions are basically your full-time job.

You play as the Sole Survivor, emerging from Vault 111 into a world that absolutely did not wait for you to get your life together. From there, it’s pure open-world chaos—join factions, build settlements, hoard junk like it’s a personality trait, and decide whether you’re the hero of the Commonwealth or just another problem with a gun.

This isn’t just a shooter. It’s a sandbox RPG where you can customize weapons, armor, and entire towns. The crafting system is deep enough to make you forget what your original objective was, and the V.A.T.S. system lets you pause the action and line up shots like a tactical genius… or pretend you are, at least.

The Game of the Year edition comes loaded with all DLC expansions, meaning more quests, more locations, and more ways to lose 100+ hours without realizing it. If you’re looking to buy retro games on Retro Games eXchange, this is one of those titles that will absolutely consume your free time and then ask for overtime.

1. The settlement building system lets you create entire towns from scratch, turning scrap into functioning communities.
2. Includes all major DLC expansions like Far Harbor and Nuka-World, adding huge new areas and storylines.
3. The V.A.T.S. combat system blends real-time action with strategic targeting for a unique gameplay flow.
4. Your choices actually matter, affecting factions, story outcomes, and how the wasteland reacts to you.
5. Fun fact: Fallout 4 uses a heavily upgraded version of Bethesda’s Creation Engine, which explains both the scale… and the occasional chaos.