A decent length of time to spend with any game no doubt, but as the sort of Fallout player that takes their time to explore the world and its locations - there's still a lot to discover and experience before we're ready to whack on a score and provide some final thoughts. Even though the game itself will surely change over time. In the meantime though, we got thoughts. Plenty.

In our Fallout 76 review in-progress, covering the first 30 hours spent with the game.

Even though the size and scope of Fallout 76 is quite large – with grand ambition that will no doubt see the experience evolve and grow over the next couple of years – it’s hard to shake the feeling that it’s all a little strange. And slightly off. With both well implemented as well as odd design choices and mechanics that take some time to get used to. The sheer number of glitches, bugs, and weird animations, coupled with the not always stable online focus, also results in an overall game that feels sloppy. Scrappy. More so than Bethesda Game Studios titles of the past. Rough around the edges to the point where the term becomes meaningless - due to the absence of any well-defined edge.

But even so, it presents a fascinating and rewarding world to explore.

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