The past few months have been tumultuous for the Fallout IP, but with Fallout Day on the horizon, it seems Bethesda is still intent on celebrating the beloved IP. Fallout players have plenty of options to celebrate independently of Bethesda as well. Revisiting Fallout 4's Commonwealth is never a mistake, managing a Vault in Fallout Shelter is tons of fun, and plenty of folks should still give Fallout 76's Appalachia a fair shake.
Nonetheless, beyond the holiday, there's plenty to look forward to as well. Bethesda will release Fallout 5 sometime after it finishes with The Elder Scrolls 6, while Obsidian Entertainment is also working on a Fallout game (as long hoped for by fans). In the short term, however, the upcoming holiday is cause enough for celebrating a franchise important to so many gamers.
Bethesda's Fallout gets a physical release with pricing that starts at $7,299.
Bethesda has now officially outlined its plans for Fallout Day 2026, confirming that there will be no live broadcast this year and that it is doing this year a "little differently". Instead, the studio will celebrate from October 19 through October 23, sharing something new each day across the official Fallout...
