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Fallout 5 be damned, we're officially getting a new open world Fallout this year
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Published 09:53 10 May 2024 GMT+1

Fallout 5 be damned, we're officially getting a new open world Fallout this year

Fallout players can soon explore the deadly Skyline Valley

Kate Harrold

Kate Harrold

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Fallout’s renaissance continues and it is oh so very lovely to see. It was certainly expected that Amazon’s TV adaptation might renew some interest in the franchise but I don’t think any of us expected that interest to be quite this monumental.

If you haven’t yet started watching Prime Video’s Fallout, I highly urge you to - and it’s accessible to newcomers just as much as it is for seasoned fans.

In the days following the show’s premiere, Bethesda announced that they’d welcomed in over 5 million Fallout players across all games.

Although most of us have found ourselves back in the clutches of Fallout 4, Fallout 76 has welcomed in over 1 million new and returning players alone.

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It’s not my favourite Fallout entry but it is nice to see that it’s somewhat settled into a groove over the years.

If it’s been a while since you gave Fallout 76 a whirl, you may want to revisit it as an enormous new expansion is on the way titled Skyline Valley that could give us a Fallout fix until Fallout 5 arrives.

We sat down with the cast of Prime Video’s Fallout to play snog, marry, irradiate. Take a look at the video below.

The expansion will add a new region allowing players to explore southern Appalachia.

Unfortunately, it’s not due to land until later this year (although that’s still eons earlier than Fallout 5) but developers have just dropped a new preview to coincide with the opening of a test server.

In the preview, the game’s creative director Jonathan Rush teased that the expansion would have several locations inspired by real world locales including Mary’s Rock Tunnel, Skyline Drive, and the Presidential Cabins at Rapidan Camp.

Of course, we’re all itching to know more about that electric storm that features in the expansion’s promotional imagery.

Apparently, if players locate the eye of the storm, they’ll find Vault 63. Led by Hugo Stoltz and home to a bunch of ghouls - including a type known as The Lost - it sounds like an intriguing location.

Stoltz looks to be a key figure in the expansion. Naturally, players will be able to build C.A.M.P.s in the new valley - plus there are new Robo Brains called Storm Goliaths and new wildlife forms to hunt.

Finally, it was revealed that a public event will be held called ‘Dangerous Pastimes’ which involves an electrical light show.

We’ll certainly be keeping an eye on that coveted release date.

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