I Played and Ranked Every Fallout Game

Thanks for all of the support on this video! Really appreciate it <3 I've seen the question thrown around of "what would you recommend starting on?" I wish I covered this in the video, but here's my answer! If you don't mind the older controls, mechanics, and look - I would 100% recommend Fallout 1. The story carries super hard and it's a fun RPG, plus you'll have Fallout 2 and Tactics to play right after. But if you want that open-world, first person, more modern experience - start on Fallout 3. It's incredible, very easy to play nowadays, and translates smoothly to New Vegas, 4, and 76. All of these can be played on Xbox gamepass so if you're on Xbox or PC - you can play almost every game there for $10... not bad. UPDATE - I have two videos in the works. Fallout DLC tier list and a full review of Fallout 76 after I streamed it for the last 3-4 weeks. You can check the VODs in the Live section. Subscribe and stay tuned!

Yes, in 1997 players didn't have the internet, but they DID have a phat game manual and for Fallout it's required reading. Did you read it?

bethesda should team up with larian to remake fallout 1 and 2.

My dad bought me Fallout 3 for my birthday because he thought the cover looked cool. Changed my life lmao

I'm not close to my brother, but we played fallout 3 together. He mostly held the controller, while I was searching the Internet for lore and guiding him along the way. It was basically the only time he and I bonded. That right there makes Fallout 3 my favorite game to date.

6:15 Funny little trivia, the dev team of Fallout 2 hated the idea of a tutorial, and it was only included since the marketing team insisted.

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a Nuclear winter.

New Vegas is the best fallout for me.

Wait so you played fallout 4 for 30 hours and never found diamond city?

fo3 is a game you fall in love with at first sight, fallout new vegas is a game you come to love over time. I used to love fallout 3 more than new vegas, but the more I played both games the more I realised that fallout new vegas is the vastly superior game.

So about your slight criticism of Fallout 2 reusing assets from the first, you're absolutely correct. They did. However, I think it's important that we point out that 2 came out a year after the first game. They made that masterpiece in a year. So I cant even be upset they reused assets.

Fallout: New Vegas might be my favorite game of all time. I think I’ve played it 5 or 6 times through now and I still don’t get remotely bored from it.

Every Time I play a Fallout game: "This is my favorite game ever... Imagine if they made a good one"

In 76 you were not actually talking in game btw…. You have to set it to area voice and make sure your settings are correct

The reason nobody was responding in game at 25:30 was because you weren't even holding down the voice chat button (It would've said you were in the bottom left)

I loved Fallout 3. As it was my first introduction into the Fallout world and RPG in general. Fallout New Vegas took Fallout 3 and put it on Steroids without losing its Fallout feel, everything improved... theres so much character in that game.

Fallout 1 and 2 both came in a box with discs and a game manual - booklet, and the booklet told you the controls and basic lore. I think it may have also had a keyboard overlay. I remember playing Fallout 1 and 2 when both first came out 30 years ago. The key was to max out your DEX, or AGI, to 10 to get the most action points. The bigest pain was been block by NPC movement and one first mods as call them today fix this giving you push command

Unpopular opinion, i went back to 76 after about a year and a half and speant probably a year in it. While is def not an S or an A, i think it went from an F to a B/C (dep3nding on the in game event going on)

Players of Fallout 1 & 2 didn't have much resources like you said but that had something that most gamers done nowadays, a player manual with the game. Which would help a lot with learning the game outside of playing it

great video and great editing man, appreciate all the work you put into this! keep it up