Fallout 76 review

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fallout 76, like the last time Bethesda Softworks launched a Fallout title, is coming just months after it was formally announced. A lot of information has been packed into a very short time over the past few weeks. It looks like it will be an expansive open-world game, as Fallout adventures usually are, and also one quite different from the others Bethesda has made since 2008. Here is everything we know about Fallout 76 when the nuclear apocalypse visits the hills of West Virginia in five months. WHEN DOES IT LAUNCH? Fallout 76 launches Nov. 14, 2018, on PlayStation 4, Windows PC and Xbox One. At Bethesda’s E3 2018 showcase, Bethesda Games Studios’ Todd Howard said Fallout 76 would have a beta but did not give a particular day or window for that. Those who preorder the game (any edition) will get access to the beta. The beta will roll out in October. Testers will be randomly selected from a pool of preorders. Update (8/7): Upon launch, Fallout 76 will not be available via the Steam store and will instead be available on Bethesda’s launcher. WHAT IS FALLOUT 76? The 21-year-old Fallout canon draws on survival in a land desiccated by a devastating nuclear war, set in an alternate reality that heavily incorporates Atomic Age visual themes of 1950s Americana. In Fallout 76, players will emerge from a “Vault” in underground West Virginia 25 years after a nuclear strike, making Fallout 76 the earliest the game has been set in that universe. While the story is, ostensibly, that the players are tasked with restoring civilization, Fallout 76 will be a multiplayer-only game with survival elements, somewhat like DayZ or H1Z1. Bethesda developers said the game’s map will be four times larger than Fallout 4’s, making this the largest Fallout game ever. This is primarily because a larger area was needed to support a very large online player po[CENSORED]tion.

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