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Perhaps the most horrifying location on this list ( and one of FalloutвЂs ongoing HP Lovecraft references), Pickman Gallery is a bloody display of one serial killerвЂ™s greatest artistic passion: murdering and dismembering Raiders. Which is scarier, a Deathclaw or a bunch of mannequins? You decide. The creep factor is high not just due to the dim lighting or the deep shakes rattling each floor as the Deathclaw paces above, but also thanks to the unsettling and grim displays depicting the events of the Salem Witch Trials. When you first encounter this building, youвЂ™re forced to follow a trail of dead bodies from the basement to the upper floors of the museum, where a Deathclaw has cornered some unlucky Gunners. Those just beyond the doors were not safe.ДЄndвЂ¦an empty building, only skeletons and surveillance devices left behind. He failed to make it back inside before the bombs fell. But once youвЂ™re inside, a still life emerges, depicting a scene frozen in time: one secret government research facilityвЂ™s tragedy on the day the bombs fell.ДЄ worker outside the entrance. Just donвЂ™t fall in unless youвЂ™re fully prepared to take on a horde.ДЄbandoned Shack/Federal Surveillance Center K-21BДЄt a glance, the ruins of this pre-War house in the Glowing Sea donвЂ™t seem unusual. Abandoned, half buried, and filled with the Ghoulish remains of its former parishoners, encountering the building feels like an episode of The Walking Dead. The Hopesmarch Pentecostal Church is among them. But there are a few spots in that radioactive desert that stand out in particular. Here are our top ten favorites, starting in the creepiest and most devastated area of all, The Glowing Sea.ДЄs a rule, the Glowing Sea is one creepy place, worthy of an article all its own. Fallout 4 has many atmospheric gems scattered across the map, each adding to the Fallout universeвЂ™s themes of post apocalyptic instability.

The Commonwealth can be a scary place, whether youвЂ™re running from a pack of Ghouls, confronting a band of Raiders, or simply scavenging for parts in an abandoned, unlit building in the middle of the woods.