Fallout: One of the greatest games from this franchise can now be enjoyed for free online play!
Long ago we last experienced the excitement of Fallout, though that should come as no shock as Bethesda has been hard at work on Starfield instead of new Fallout titles. Now though, all eyes will likely turn towards The Elder Scrolls VI to complete development of that franchise.
At this rate, Fallout fans could wait many years before experiencing its next instalment; Amazon’s TV adaptation, though still filming at present, looks very promising indeed; one fan was lucky enough to capture video footage this week of cast and set design as filming continued; these efforts being led by Westworld creators Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan (Chris Nolan’s brother); plus Todd Howard serving as executive producer are promising signs. In the meantime though, us Fallout fans will need to indulge themselves by revisiting some old favourites like Fallout Shelter which truly deserves our consideration – here’s proof: it should never be undervalued.
Fallout Shelter was released back in 2015 but often goes overlooked among many Fallout fans. While not as large or ambitious than major releases in this franchise, Fallout Shelter remains enjoyable thanks to its construction management sim aspect – initially released only for mobile devices but since ported for PCs, Xboxs, Switchs and PSs and even Tesla vehicles! It even makes for fun random facts!
Reddit proved my belief correct; not only do people still love Fallout Shelter but their fandom remains intact! According to Direct-Translator905 on Reddit: “Fallout Shelter humor remains strong – sent one of my Mr. Handys into the wasteland in order to earn some extra funds; when minutes into his quest he asked “would the Vault even care?,” indulging a touch of silliness as part of it.” A welcome ray of lighthearted fun.
HungrPhoenix recalled their fondest memories with Fallout Shelter as being one of his first experiences installing cheating applications and had fun messing around. My Vault had all its inhabitants equipped in Power Armor; there were as many Mister Handy’s as possible and lots of pets.” While Fallout Shelter may only keep players busy for so many hours before you want something with more substance comes along, its free-to-play nature means it deserves at least some consideration.
