Ever since the first post-nuclear RPG was released in 1997, Fallout has steadily remained one of the best RPGs of all time. However, like other franchises, Fallout has gone through many iterations, most of which have been loved by all. With the new TV series Fallout releasing and making waves on Amazon Prime, the universe has expanded even further. Like you, I also felt like returning to the Vault after watching it. To make it easier for all of us, I decided to sit down and rank the best Fallout games of all time so we can get to it faster. So, with that, let's jump right into it.

Fallout Brotherhood of Steel was probably one of the worst Fallout iterations ever made. While the game had many flaws, one of the poorest aspects was how it messed with the game's lore. The game's story changed what Fallout was about.

The game had limited zones with no revisit options, butchered combat mechanics, and linear paths that made the experience boring. It's no wonder Bethesda treats this game as non-canon to this day because of how horribly it was made. With so many points against it, I'm hard pressed to put this game as the final pick on this list.

Fallout 76's initial launch was a buggy mess. For months, players have encountered severe performance issues that made the game nearly unplayable. Despite attempts to fix the issues, the rocky start left a permanent mark on the game's reputation.