Fallout Steam bundle saves gamers $92 with every major game included

Fallout fans can claim this epic Steam bundle that includes all games in the series, which saves them $92.

The Fallout series from Bethesda is one of the most popular RPG franchises in the video game industry, and if anything, it feels like it’s more popular today than ever. Perhaps even more so following the launch of the live-action Amazon Fallout series, which generated a new legion of fans.

Fallout fans love the post-apocalyptic RPG series, not only for its huge open world packed full of fun missions, but it also features a plethora of charming (and not so charming) NPCs, lush but grimy visuals, open-ended gameplay, a great sense of adventure and much more.

Fallout remasters officially confirmed

In July 2026, following what felt like endless years of leaks and speculation, Bethesda officially confirmed that remasters of Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas are on the way. Oh, and we also got an update of sorts regarding the elusive The Elder Scrolls VI.

As for Fallout 5, we have no official clue when that game might arrive. In terms of updates, Bethesda has only let us know that it will arrive at some point. So, to lower expectations, it might be safe to assume that it could be a next-gen title at this point. However, as always, we’ll let you know as soon as a Fallout 5 release date drops.

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In the meantime, bag this Fallout series Steam bundle

In the meantime, to hopefully keep you busy until Fallout 5, as well as the Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas remasters grace us with their presence, you can bag an epic ‘Fallout Franchise Bundle’ on Steam that saves you a whopping $96/£79.

This bundle of post-apocalyptic joy includes:

• Fallout (1997)
• Fallout 2 (1998)
• Fallout Tactics (2001)
• Fallout 3 (2008), including the DLC: Broken Steel, Mothership Zeta, Operation Anchorage, Point Lookout and The Pitt.
• Fallout: New Vegas (2010), including the DLC: Couriers' Stash, Dead Money, Gun Runners Apparel, Honest Hearts, Lonesome Road and Old World Blues.
• Fallout 4 (2015), including the DLC: Automatron, Contraptions, Far Harbor, NukaWorld, Vault Workshop and Wasteland Workshop.
• Fallout 76 (2018), including the DLC: Deathclaw Pet Deluxe Edition.

The only notable entry not included in this bundle is Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel (2004), but that game was never released on PC. It only launched on PlayStation 2 and the original Xbox.

Which game in the Fallout series should you start with?

It feels a bit odd not to say the first two games in the series, but many would probably agree that the series achieved new heights of storytelling, gameplay and visuals, not to mention introducing a large open-world with Fallout 3. A game that many might consider to be the best in the series.

In that respect, we’d probably recommend beginning with Fallout 3 if you're new to the series, but to be honest, you can’t go wrong with any game in this bundle, because they’re all bangers. Even the once-troubled online game, Fallout 76, is in a good state today, unlike during its launch.

Xbox Game Pass subscribers can also play the entire series from Fallout 3 at no extra cost.