Most RPG quests involve being asked to go somewhere and either kill a bunch of enemies or fetch a particular item. Let’s start with the quest content, which is staggeringly good by any RPG’s standards.

What do I like better about Witcher 3? Pretty much everything else. OK, so those are the things I like better about FO4. In Witcher 3, you’re stuck playing Geralt of Rivia, a grumpy middle-aged monster slayer who talks like Batman and who somehow has a knack for getting every woman in the Northern Realms to sleep with him. One more thing: I like being able to actually create and design my own character and Fallout 4 has extensive character creation and customization options to let you make your protagonist look however you want them to. And then there’s the fact that you can physically interact with so many of the objects you find in the world, which can lead to some ridiculously fun activities such as this one involving creating geysers by firing explosive rounds into water:Īnd the settlement-building mechanic in the game lets players get highly creative with creating large buildings, including this utterly ridiculous “Tower of Flesh” that looks like it took someone more than 20 hours to build ( WARNING: Not safe for work!):

One turn down an alleyway can get you enmeshed in a vault heist scheme, while opening up a seemingly abandoned apartment building can reveal the grisly work of a serial killer. In Fallout 4, though, you can stumble upon lots of quests just by exploring.

Fallout 4 or witcher 3