Fallout 4 VR stumbles with janky, unintuitive controls and UI, but the sheer scale of the Commonwealth makes up for it.

‘Fallout 4 VR’ capably makes the transition to virtual reality, but with some significant bumps.

As cool as VR Fallout sounds, Fallout 4 is simply more enjoyable on the flat screen. Discover why in our review.

Fallout 4 (2015), Bethesda’s beloved post-apocalyptic open world RPG, is now in VR, letting you stalk the Wasteland as the sole survivor of Vault 111 from the immersive point of view of the HTC ...

But VR quirks aside, Fallout 4 VR has submerged me into the game in ways its predecessors -- and even the mainline version of it -- have never done before.

Walking through the ruins of Boston in Fallout 4 VR is a sobering experience that makes the post-nuclear world feel that much more real. Fallout 4 clearly wasn’t built for this, as the ...

Fallout 4 VR's nuclear-devastated landscape gives me a tiny, but genuine, insight into the depression that living in this ever less fanciful nightmare future will induce. Don't have a HTC Vive?

For dialogue sequences, Fallout 4 VR removes the cinematic camera angles, keeping you purely in first-person and binding your various dialogue options to the touch control buttons.

Fallout 4 's VR version is finally available, letting fans of the franchise get closer to the action (or at least feel like they are) than ever before.

Fallout 4 in VR will drop an atom bomb on your brain Bethesda is prepping Doom and Fallout 4 for HTC Vive, and we went hands-on.

Bethesda’s classic role-playing adventure is remastered for virtual reality, but does it work better or worse than Skyrim VR?