Send Dwellers above ground to explore the blasted surface left behind and seek adventure, handy survival loot, or unspeakable death. Or, take an active role in their personal lives play matchmaker and watch the sparks fly! EXPLORE THE WASTELAND
Build a Radio Room to attract new Dwellers. PROSPERĪ well-run Vault requires a variety of Dwellers with a mix of skills. Turn worthless junk into useful items with Crafting! Customize the look of any dweller in the Barbershop. Provide them with outfits, weapons, and training to improve their abilities. Find their ideal jobs and watch them flourish. Get to know your Dwellers and lead them to happiness. BUILD THE PERFECT VAULTĬreate a brighter future…underground! Select from a variety of modern-day rooms to turn an excavation beneath 2,000 feet of bedrock into the very picture of Vault Life. Build the perfect Vault, keep your Dwellers happy, and protect them from the dangers of the Wasteland. I hope that it has learned some lessons about how to properly monetize mobile games and keep them going through live operations.Fallout Shelter puts you in control of a state-of-the-art underground Vault from Vault-Tec. Now, a few years later, Bethesda is taking another swing. Or do both? And that’s what Bethesda is doing, as it also discussed triple-A productions such as Fallout 76 and Rage 2 today. Its success surprised everyone, including Bethesda. Fallout Shelter was designed to draw attention to Fallout 4, but it wasn’t made to last. Or should they pour more resources into mobile games, which can generate $500 million to $1.5 billion per year if they break into the top-three grossing list, as Fallout Shelter did for a brief time during the summer of 2015. That’s an astonishing result, and it presents high-end game studios, known as triple-A game makers, with a quandary: Should they continue to work on titles like Fallout 4, which took a team of 100 people more than four years to develop before it launched last November? That game earned a Game of the Year award at the DICE Awards, the Oscars of gaming, and it generated an estimated $750 million in sales. In fact, Howard said that is more than all of Bethesda’s other games combined. But Fallout Shelter, the mobile game released in June 2015 during a fan event at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, managed to hit more than 12 million downloads in a day, according to Bethesda creative director Todd Howard in an earlier interview with GamesBeat.įallout Shelter went on to hit 120 million downloads, far outpacing the reach of the console games in the series. Back in 2015, Bethesda shipped more than 12 million copies of the post-apocalypse video game Fallout 4 during the holiday season - a stellar achievement.
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