Fallout’s renaissance continues and it is oh so very lovely to see. It was certainly expected that Amazon’s TV adaptation might renew some interest in the franchise but I don’t think any of us expected that interest to be quite this monumental.
If you haven’t yet started watching Prime Video’sFallout, I highly urge you to - and it’s accessible to newcomers just as much as it is for seasoned fans.
In the days following the show’s premiere,Bethesdaannounced that they’d welcomed inover 5 million Fallout playersacross all games.
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Although most of us have found ourselves back in the clutches ofFallout 4, Fallout 76has welcomed in over 1 million new and returning players alone.
It’s not my favourite Fallout entry but it is nice to see that it’s somewhat settled into a groove over the years.
If it’s been a while since you gaveFallout 76a whirl, you may want to revisit it as an enormous new expansion is on the way titledSkyline Valleythat could give us a Fallout fix untilFallout 5arrives.
We sat down with the cast of Prime Video’sFalloutto play snog, marry, irradiate. Take a look at the video below.
The expansion will add a new region allowing players to explore southern Appalachia.
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Unfortunately, it’s not due to land until later this year (although that’s still eons earlier thanFallout 5) but developers have just dropped a new preview to coincide with the opening of a test server.
Of course, we’re all itching to know more about that electric storm that features in the expansion’s promotional imagery.
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Stoltz looks to be a key figure in the expansion. Naturally, players will be able to build C.A.M.P.s in the new valley - plus there are new Robo Brains called Storm Goliaths and new wildlife forms to hunt.
Finally, it was revealed that a public event will be held called ‘Dangerous Pastimes’ which involves an electrical light show.
We’ll certainly be keeping an eye on that coveted release date.
Topics:Fallout,Bethesda
