RobCo Fun (Fallout 4)

For the related holotapes, see Fallout 4 holotape games.

RobCo Fun is a collection of four magazines in Fallout 4.

Characteristics[]

Each issue of RobCo Fun collected adds a unique holotape to the Sole Survivor's inventory. When used, the holotape plays a game based on a retro video game. The holotapes can be used at any time, provided they are in the Sole Survivor's inventory and can be played on either their Pip-Boy or on any terminal. Additionally, the holotape can also be used on the Fallout Pip-Boy mobile app.

Magazine issues[]

Editor ID	Issue	Location	Location Description	Form ID
01	#07 Atomic Command	Museum of Freedom	In the chamber above the front doors, where Preston is holed up, on Sturges' desk.	00184DA1
02	#12 Grognak & the Ruby Ruins	Goodneighbor	In the Memory Den, in Amari's back room sitting on a cabinet in the distant corner.	00184DB2
04	#08 Pipfall	Fort Hagen	Command Center - adjacent to Kellogg's terminal under a table, in the chamber where Kellogg is spoken to.	00184DC4
05	#07 Zeta Invaders	Valentine Detective Agency	On a desk, inside the Valentine’s Detective Agency located in Diamond City Market.	001C1418

Notes[]

Unlike most other magazines, RobCo Fun issues respawn and can be collected an infinite amount of times.
All of the magazines can be found in locations the player character will be directed to during the main story.

Behind the scenes[]

The Pipfall magazine's cover character is wearing a "101" shirt underneath his jacket. This is a reference to Fallout 3, in which the Lone Wanderer grows up in Vault 101.
The comic name and the fact it has a game inside it is a reference to Amiga Fun, a comic that gave away free games much like RobCo Fun does.
Zeta Invaders is a reference to the Zetan aliens, which were first named in the Fallout 3 add-on Mothership Zeta.
The title of Zeta Invaders is a reference to the classic video game Space Invaders.
The title of Pipfall is a reference to the classic video game Pitfall!.