Fallout 76

To celebrate the release of the highly anticipated TV series Fallout, Fallout 76 will conduct a free play week to give everyone seven days of survival, mayhem, and chaos. 

Fallout is set to premiere this week, and Amazon seems so confident in its new show that they've moved its premiere up a day.

Fallout 76 is taking everyone back to Atlantic City with the latest update, "America's Playground". The latest expansion update, out today, adds new quests, opens Season 16, and adds a slew of rewards too 

Rather than celebrate the month of February with hugs, kisses, and hearts like most would for this time of year, Fallout 76 celebrates with flames and fire. 

After celebrating its fifth anniversary, Bethesda revealed that the survival MMO now boasts over 17 million players. The developers at Bethesda have stated there is even more to come for Fallout 76 in 2024. 

Fallout 76's next major update goes live today, bringing Atlantic City to the game and kicking off Season 15 along with it.

Fallout 76 is turning five years old in November, and the survival MMO is celebrating with a new birthday event. Additionally, players can jump into a new developer Q&A this Thursday at 10am ET.

In a recent interview with YouTube channel MinnMax, Bethesda veteran Bruce Nesmith touched on Fallout 76's disastrous launch, stating that the team's "hubris caught up" with them. He goes on to say that the studio was starting to talk itself into thinking it was "infallible," thanks to all the critical acclaim.

Fallout 76's recent Inside the Vault announcement states that the titular live service game is bringing a plethora of new updates and events for its dedicated fanbase including a new expedition.

Fallout 76's upcoming events invites players to join the Squirrel Scouts, as part of a new challenge event coming to the survival MMO.

Fallout 76 might see an influx of players into Appalachia, as the survival crafting game from Bethesda has been added to the slate of titles for January's PlayStation Plus promotion.

MMO players are among the most creative in all of gaming, and the players in Fallout 76 are no exception. A group of players known as The Wasteland Theatre Company are planning on showing off that creativity by performing a rendition of the famous Alice in Wonderland story inside of Appalachia.

In the latest Inside the Vault article, Bethesda showcases what's new in Season 9, which includes a bountiful list of changes that have been made since the Test Your Metal update went live last month. Check out what's new, and what's headed down the pipe on the PTS!

Fallout 76's season Mothman Equinox event is returning to Appalachia, giving players the chance to take on cultists intent on interrupting the ritual seeking to summon the Wise Mothman, earning rewards now through July 12th.

Bethesda has decided to sunset its own launcher and will migrate several games, including Fallout 76, to Steam for PC players.