While this might be bad for other titles it does look solid at 4K resolution even with zoom-up to each rooms though some jagged lines are present. The game does look quite great yet sadly doesn't include any resolution settings within and you just drag the screen as it carries a responsive design. The general concept for the game in case you don't know is to construct a vault and then grow over time with new members. I basically just had it running in the background while I worked today only to check on the odd fire or for when things were finished and need clicking to collect. This is due to waiting for your core resources to be collected or for more vault dwellers to join and compared to my hundred dweller mobile vault this new one was painfully slow on PC. Not to be too negative off the bat as this is a fantastic title, it's just that at least during the start of your vault journey meant to be played in short sessions.

The first thing to note would be that you need the Bethesda launcher to play which was disappointing and being so mobile focused it's not quite that great on PC. With that we're left with a much better experience as it moves over to PC, yet the title is mostly just a port. First announced at E3 2015 the game has received a number of large updates and improvements that generally just build on the core experience. Fallout Shelter Review 'The Vault Life' Campaignįallout Shelter was one of the hit mobile games of last year collecting a huge audience and also providing hours of entertainment for myself while I was out on the go.

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