Piper is one of the first companions you encounter in Fallout 4, unless you leave the main storyline entirely after entering the Commonwealth. Like almost every other companion, she is a romance option for the Sole Survivor.

Character romance is a standard feature in many Bethesda games, not just the Fallout franchise. The 2015 post-apocalyptic series features 12 companions you can romance. Here's everything you need to know about romancing Piper and potentially making her your other half in the Commonwealth.

While previous Fallout versions required players to complete certain quests in order to romance specific characters, the process has been simplified in Fallout 4. To romance characters, including Piper, you must max out their relationship status, then engage in conversation with them and look for flirting options.

When it comes to maximizing your relationship, you have to do certain things and behave in a way that your companion will approve of while they’re adventuring with you. In Piper’s case, recruiting her is easy, as you’ll meet her when you’re exploring Diamond City. She’ll quickly offer to join you as a companion when you start her sidequests.