Question: How do you screw up "Fallout in space"? Answer: You put Fallout in space. This game was fighting an uphill battle from the onset of its birth. It honestly never had a chance at having enough interesting POIs, packed densely enough to not make the experience sputter into a bore. It's all of what isn't good about Bethesda games with none of the redeemable traits like environmental storytelling in a handcrafted world, or even at least somewhat meaningful character variance on the RPG side.