The best RPGs to play on PC in 2021
From older classics to brand new trail-blazers
Fallout
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Microsoft have bought Bethesda
Breaking news!
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This virtual museum lets you try the lockpicking minigames from loads of different games
Fiddle with all the virtual locks you want without pesky guards getting up in your business
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A Fallout TV show is on the way from the makers of Westworld
Lights, Camera, Nuclear Winter
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Here's some of the best moments so far from Awesome Games Done Quick 2020
Even if you don't know the games, these runs are worth a watch.
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Fallout 76 players can now get original Fallouts free
Finally, people who bought Fallout 76 will get a good game
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Far Cry 5 should be a (sort of) Fallout prequel
Thrill me like you do and set the world on fire
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Fallout 76's beta begins October, but not everyone gets in on day 1
Hopefully the servers are lead-lined
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You can't target individual players with Fallout 76's nukes
And they won't be easy to get
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Fallout 76 sleuths have made a map of post-apocalyptic West Virginia
Post-apocalyptic cartography
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Fallout: The Frontier invites us to post-nuclear winter war
Nuclear Christmas is coming early
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New Vegas mod Fallout: New California due this October
Going to California
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Bethesda's Fallout 76 takes you home to the place you belong
Bethesda's Fallout 4.5 project revealed
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Bethesda teasing Fallout announcement as E3 nears
E3, E3 never changes
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Old World Blues translates Fallout to grand strategy
Out think Caesar's Legion
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20 years ago today, Fallout set the world on fire
The beautiful end of the world
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Beyond Infinity: Obsidian on modernising the art of the isometric RPG
A matter of perspective.
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Some Little Things I've Loved In RPGs, Vol 1
In no particular order...
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Fallout Shelter Now Available On PC
Going down down down
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Wot I Think: Fallout 4's Liquid Merchandise
"fizz-piss regret"
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The End Is Nigh: Fallout 4 Launch Trailer
Dogs and robots
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Fallout: Autumn Leaves Is A DLC-Sized New Vegas Mod
Modders add DLC-sized expansion
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The RPG Scrollbars: Chris Avellone Writes Everything
A bit of a stretch