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Fallout: New Vegas, originally released back in 2010, is still getting new community-made mods to this day. This time, the beloved Obsidian RPG is about to get a whole lot more Western.
Gather ye round, children, for it's once again that most magical time of year: The Epic store freebies of the week are good enough to make it worth remembering your password—did you use a special character this time like I asked?—and waiting for the launcher to update. That's right, it's the Fallout Classic Collection, which includes Fallouts 1, 2, and Tactics. Not included in the Fallout Classic Collection—but no less free—is Wild Card Football.
Strands is a brand new daily puzzle from the New York Times. A trickier take on the classic word search, you’ll need a keen eye to solve this puzzle.
features some truly great companions, Nick Valentine being one of the most interesting among them. He's the first synth companion players are likely to meet and acts as an introduction to the ways in which synths and the Institute are viewed by wastelanders on the surface. But he goes past being a plot device and has actual depth to his characterization, with his own goals and wants, involving his job as a detective and the memories of a past love interest.
Veteran Bethesda producer Jeff Gardiner reckons there's a good chance the Fallout IP endures for many more decades to come.
The developers behind the very British post-apocalyptic RPG Atomfall list Fallout: New Vegas as its closest analogue in the iconic series.
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Fallout 5 hasn’t officially been announced yet but, with renewed interest in the postapocalyptic series thanks to the new Amazon-produced Fallout TV show, we’re starting to hear more and more rumors about the new Wasteland adventure.