Review Game Fallout 76

Fallout 76 is an upcoming game published by Bethesda Softworks. It was revealed without additional information about platforms, gameplay, release date, and even which specific division of Bethesda Game Studios is working on it, so there’s very little detail to comb through until we find out more at E3.

For now, we’ve compiled all the information about Fallout 76 that’s out there so far, including news, trailers, and rumors. We’ll continue to update as more info rolls in, so if you don’t see what you’re looking for yet, keep checking back!

Fallout 76 Release Date, Platforms, and Developer TBA
Release date: November 14, 2018
Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
Developer: Bethesda Game Studios
Publisher: Bethesda Softworks
Genre: Online action RPG

Fallout 76 Reveal Trailer and E3
Fallout 76 was revealed on Wednesday, May 30 with a teaser trailer featuring what appears to be a resident of Vault 76. The trailer dropped following a mysterious live stream that began early the day prior to Fallout 76’s reveal and lasted for several hour, with only occasional activity.

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The really substantial Fallout 76 reveal came during E3, first with Microsoft's press conference, where Todd Howard described Fallout 76 as four times larger than Fallout 4, then later with Bethesda's press conference, where a ton of new gameplay details were revealed: namely Fallout 76's online component.

Fallout 76 West Virginia Setting and Map
The song in the trailer, “Take Me Home, Country Roads,” is an iconic symbol of West Virginia, and was the earliest indicator that Fallout 76 takes place in West Virginia. This was confirmed by Todd Howard during Microsoft and Bethesda's press conferences.

Fallout 76 is a massive open world game that Howard described as "four times the size" of Fallout 4. One of the things we most want to see now is the map. We got a small glimpse of the map that comes in the special edition, but nothing very detailed.