To celebrate the 25th anniversary of one of the most famous pieces of apocalyptic fiction, Bethesda has set up two free offers for Fallout fans so you're able to dive feet first into that refreshingly radioactive pool of goodness. After you. No, I insist.
Let's gloss over the fact that Fallout is in fact 25 years old because that makes me feel funny, and not in a decaying, deeply unstable DNA kind of way. Fallout 76's Free Play week begins on 4 October and ends on 11 October and is available for all platforms. It's not the most popular entry in the series, that's a given, but it's made marked changes since its burdensome launch.
Check out Fallout London, a project bringing the thermonuclear energy to the other side of the Atlantic, here!
Those who subscribe to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate are getting a free month of Fallout 1st in Fallout 76, and you can claim that until the offer expires on 24 October. If you've got Amazon Prime Gaming, however, you're able to snag Fallout 76 for PC for free between now and 1 November. Not bad at all.
And last but not least, Fallout Shelter is going to benefit from the game's first major content update in over four years - huge news for my mum who has literally been playing that mobile spinoff since the start and tells me the story of Fallout every time I ask her how her Vault's doing.
Topics: Fallout, Bethesda, Free Games