As was predicted, you’ll be able to play events leading up to the end of the world, and through sheer luck, you’ll survive the atomic bombs and be able to play through the post-apocalypse 200 years later as the sole survivor of Vault 111.

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The new engine looks pretty, though the animations still seem a little stiff:

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Here’s a video that takes a look at the new combat. VATs is back, you’ll be able to wear all sorts of armor, as well as kill all sorts of creatures:

There is a new Pip-Boy, and the old-school effects on it look awesome:

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The crafting system carries over to all aspects of the game, including weapons and armor.

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Read more about Fallout 4’s crafting system here.

From what little we’ve seen so far it’s clear Fallout 4 is a massive game that players will be fiddling with and exploring long after the mystery of Vault 111 is solved. It’s also incredibly close—we’ll be wandering post-apocalyptic Boston come November 10 on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

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