Fallout 76’s Vault-Tec American Tricentennial Committee video has released today, called “Atomics for Peace: The Keys to Lasting Success” this episode gives you the upper hand against any foe that stands in your way, with nuclear missiles.
Fallout 76 players take the role of a survivor from Vault 76, emerging from the relative security of the vault to brave the post-apocalyptic nuclear wasteland and rebuild society.
The game is set in the state of West Virginia, and presumably the year of 2102, based on the date subtly displayed on a Pip-Boy in the trailer, 25 years after the Great War. It involves Vault 76, one of the 17 control vaults which was meant to open in 2097.
Take a look at the video down below:
Fallout 76 will be four times the size of Fallout 4 featuring Xbox One X enhancements, 4K and HDR support, A beta will be made available in October and it starts first on Xbox One. Fallout 76 will release November 14 for PS4 and Xbox One, and on PC.
Vault 76 opened in 2076 to celebrate the 300th birthday, of the United States. Crucially, according to the Citadel computer, it was supposed to be a “control” vault housing 500 people. Where as the majority of the vaults were actually secretly running some sort of experiment on their inhabitants, 17 control vaults were also established with nothing nefarious about them so that Vault-Tec could compare results.
Bethesda Game Studios is the award-winning development team known around the world for their groundbreaking work on The Elder Scrolls and Fallout series. Creators of the 2006 ‘Game of the Year’, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, the 2008 ‘Game of the Year’, Fallout 3, the 2011 ‘Game of the Year’, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and most recently, the 2015 ‘Game of the Year’, the record-breaking Fallout 4.
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A Nintendo Switch trailer was also released.
According to SteamDB.
An announcement trailer was also released.