Honest Game Trailers Season 3 Episode 74 FALLOUT 4 (Honest Game Trailers)

Honest Game Trailers episode 74 of season 3 takes on one of the most highly anticipated games of the year, Fallout 4. Coming four years after the release of Fallout 3 and five years after New Vegas, Fallout 4 had enormous expectations to meet.

The episode begins with a humorous disclaimer that states, "The following trailer is rated X for X-cellent and contains footage of adorable dogs being mauled by giant insects." The episodes usually follows a pattern of providing a sarcastic take on the game's features, graphics, and complexities. The trailer takes a closer look at the game by highlighting the vast open world, crafting elements, perks system, the characters and various factions.

The video starts with a brief overview of the game's storyline, which begins in pre-apocalyptic Boston, where the player is a survivor of the nuclear war that ravage the city. The video gives credit for the game's visuals and goes on to humorously point out the various bugs and glitches that crop up with alarming regularity. The narration also takes a hilarious dig at the game's physics engine, which can be notoriously wonky at times.

One of the most significant features of Fallout 4 is the crafting system, which allows players to build their settlements, modify weapons and armor, and use resources around the game world. The honest game trailer gives a humorous account of how the squabbles of different factions, including raiders and super mutants, can disrupt players' get-rich-quick schemes.

The narrator also pokes fun at the game's perks system, which allows players to develop their abilities on a vast chart of perks to unlock. The video goes on to elaborate on the game's interface, which can sometimes be confusing, and hilariously explores its supposed hidden messages. The video also gives a shoutout to the game's music, which can, at times, be uplifting despite the game's ruinously post-apocalyptic environment.

The honest game trailer takes a closer look at some of the game's many characters, with their awkward animations and sometimes unusual dialogues highlighted and made fun of. The game's companions are also given a shred of attention, with players sometimes enlisting the help of a dog, a robot nicknamed 'Codsworth' or an irradiated ghoul-female reporter 'Piper.'

The video's final moments pay tribute to Fallout 4's immense and unwieldy open world, which is jam-packed with radioactive monsters, hidden items, quests, and lore. The video wraps up with a series of hilarious "honest subtitles" that lampoon the game's various mechanics and characters.

In conclusion, Honest Game Trailers' episode on Fallout 4 is an amusing and entertaining critique of one of the most exciting gaming experiences of recent times. Even for people who have not played the game, the video humorously showcases the ups and downs of Fallout 4, making it hard not to laugh.