Fallout 4 is releasing on November 10. The game is a popular series that offers an action role playing game. A trailer is available on YouTube that does not explain much about this game. There is a gameplay video at the end of this article shared by E3 Trailer. This video tells you how Fallout 4 will be. The game was first announced in Gamescom 2015 and now the game will be coming up in few months. This is the 4th series of Fallout game that offers some new challenging mission based on the continued storyline. The game is going to bring few major changes that would let players to experiment a new world hard to survive. The game will follow a lot of stuff from the older series. So that it won’t be tough for players to figure out how to play the same.
Fallout 4 comes with a lot of improvement compared to its previous version. Slowly game hardware requirements are rising day by day. The upcoming games now demand 64bit architecture with minimum 2GB video memory to perform well. Exceeding this limits has push a lot of pressure on gamers to go for an upgrade. Well that would be a kind of never ending case. Talking about Fallout 4 this game is not going to work on low end systems. The video that you can see below show you a glimpse of gameplay of Fallout 4 which takes places in a huge open world with variety of missions and small objective. There are lots of things you have to do in order to survive.
The video below offers an appealing Fallout 4 gameplay. You can loot many things, use variety of gadget and raid and get objects that will be required for survival. Fallout 4 is having a huge map, where players are allowed to roam freely anywhere they want. It is quite a huge game. With this you also get an option to customize weapons and make it lot more devastating. The game will come with around 50 base guns to choose from. And then you can use crafting to modify and make them more and more strong. But you will have to discover crafting elements. As per the game features there are around 700 modifications you can try out.
