Fallout 4 can be a brutal game, starting with the background story and ending on the death animations. Killing and getting killed can be very detailed and quite gruesome at times. Here’s a compilation of some of the best brutal deaths types in-game.
Dying is a familiar thing in Fallout 4, at least for most players. It’s so so easy to get killed no matter the circumstances. Either because you got ambushed by many enemies or because you stepped on a ground mine or… because you didn’t think that boss would be as strong… Anyway, dying is a very crucial part of this game and it can be very brutal, depending on the way you die. Here are some of the best shots I got during my Fallout 4 journey.
10. Not Even with Power Armor
Power Armors protect you from most physical damage but that doesn’t mean you’re safe. In fact, you can die several times before any of your armor parts breaks. It’s agonizing seeing your character falling and your suit breaking into pieces… At least it’s realistic.
9. Bleeding Out
The most common death in any video game. You simply bleed out, too many shots, too many injuries and too much bleeding. Boom, you’re done for the time. Before dying like this, you’ll notice the large amount of blood in the environment around you.
8. Head Crush
As if being shot is not enough, you can also crush your head in Fallout 4. All it takes is a little explosion strong enough to kill you, then you’ll crush your head while hitting the floor and that’s it. Kinda.
7. Faithful in Death
Are you wondering if your companion is faithful to you? Well, try dying and watch him dying next to you as well. Then, you’ll get your answer. It’s a bit cute, specially because I spent half the game trying to romance him. You know Deacon boy, the one who can’t be romanced.
6. Armless
Losing an arm in Fallout 4 is quite common. But I am not really sure why. In almost every death, one of my arms would fall off and I wonder how can simple gunshots tear off an arm. However, in this case, it’s legit – ghouls took it off, of course!
5. Up We Go
This particular death is fascinating on its own. I mean getting a limb off is bad enough but being knocked up by a Deathclaw and dying in the process. That’s priceless and rare. Oh, and the remark here is absolutely fascinating… “Protect Yourself”. Hmm, yeah right.
4. Twice the Dice
Talking about losing limbs… You can lose more than once at a time. Yep. I actually lost both my legs once but sadly I didn’t screenshot it here’s a fine replacement. One of each – one leg, one arm. Brutal deaths were detected.
3. Brains Out
One of the most shocking brutal deaths for me was losing my head. I mean, it’s just pure macabre right? Watching your body fall down and blood spilling everywhere from your neck. And worse, you can see your head rolling around in some occasions too.
2. Nothing but Ashes
And the most surprising brutal deaths scene was exactly this one. After a big explosion, the whole place went on fire, including my dead body and it became like that. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. My body was nothing more than a huge piece of carbonized meat. Disturbing.
1. Making Sure
My top pick for this list is the scene of the brutal deaths by a giant bug. I was clearly already dead, the thing tore off my limbs, and then it still stabs me in the belly to make sure I was well dead. Who knows, maybe I could come back to life and take revenge. Better safe than sorry.
That’s all. I hope you enjoyed this compilation of brutal and macabre death scenes from Fallout 4. Stay tuned for more original content here at VgamerZ.
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1. The Chimp
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a choice-based system. I’ve read a lot about it even before playing, and the game was often described as an 
Life is Strange is literally a teenage melodramatic narrative that features contemporary issues with a mist of time traveling. The concept is not terrible but honestly, everything is so hyped, so emotional, so exaggerated. It’s quite annoying at times because it lacks common sense and mainly logic. I know you can’t expect much from teenage girls in this case but come on, it doesn’t hurt much to use your brain sometimes. I will never understand for example: how Chloe and Max are like the best friends ever when they spent half the game stating the opposite. Like Rachel being the most important thing to Chloe and Max didn’t care to write one single letter to Chloe for like a decade. Ok… they’re still best friends, it’s magic, it’s… teen drama!
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