Latest Fallout 76 News

This week in our preparation for Fallout 76 we are going to take a look at the CAMP system. Fallout 4 introduced a great new system to the game in building up your resources and protecting a specific area on the map. The game even programmed attacks against your outpost and also connected with various factions or traders that would visit your area. With Fallout 76 going online, these ideas will become more popular than ever and in Fallout 76 you will take your CAMP with you.

As part of today's big info dump of all things Fallout 76, Bethesda has released the main theme for the game by well-regarded composer Inon Zur. Zur's video game soundtrack contributions include Icewind Dale II, Lineage II, Syberia II, Crysis, Fallout 3, Dragon Age: Origins and many others.

Bethesda Game Studios invited MMORPG to participate in their world premier event for Fallout 76 at The Greenbrier - an iconic West Virginia result with an in-game location. As a part of this event, there was a round table conversation with Jeff Gardiner (Project Lead), Chris Myer (Development Director - Austin) and Emil Pagliarulo (Design Director). Here are some of the questions and their responses.

Vault Dwellers, rejoice! We have seen AND played Fallout 76. Now, we can actually tell you more about it than what we heard at E3! Within this article, we are going to break down what we know, share some concerns, and try to help you be ready when Reclamation Day hits.

The first ten minutes of your life in Fallout 76: from waking up to stepping outside the doors of Vault 76. Spoilers ahead, but this is gameplay ONLY! Essentially the story introduction for the game.

Fallout 76 is due out just over a month from now, and we recently traveled to West Virginia to get a special hands-on and interviews with the devs. Here are FIVE things we bet you didn't know you needed to know about Fallout 76.

Bethesda has finally announced the Fallout 76 B.E.T.A. dates. XBox One players will have the first opportunity to check out the latest game in the long-running series starting on October 23rd. PC and PlayStation 4 players will get their chances beginning October 30th. B.E.T.A. is open to anyone who preorders the game ahead.

Bethesda and members of the Fallout 76 team have granted a dying child's wish by bringing a copy of the game to his home in West Virginia. Wes is a 12-year-old boy who has been battling neuroblastoma for years. However, doctors recently informed the family that they would be stopping treatment of the rare cancer. Wes, a fan of the upcoming game, was sad that he might never be able to play it. Bethesda's Matt Grandstaff of the dev team rushed to fulfill one of this child's final wishes.

Bethesda loves to provide its Fallout games with appropriately-named maps on which the action takes place, noting specific locations in the US. We've had the Capital Wasteland and The Commonwealth in past Fallout games. Now thanks to a new post from the Fallout team, we know the name of the Fallout 76 map: Appalachia. It's fairly unsurprising given the "Country Roads" theme song that specifically mentions "West Virginia", a state fully within the region.

The latest Fallout 76 Vault-Tec video has arrived, this time focused on "Atomics for Peace: The Keys to Lasting Success". The parody video provides a brief look at working together with fellow survivors "to harness the power of the atom" by finding and piecing together code fragments to make nuclear missiles.