Fallout 76

"A monumental update to Fallout 76, marking its single greatest step in quality since it launched almost eighteen months ago."

"The concept of a fully online Fallout title seemed so very sweet in theory but Bethesda has made more than a few stumbles along the way."

"I've never played any of the games. The whole Fallout thing is a mystery to me."

According to data from SteamDB, daily player numbers across the Fallout catalogue have surged, in some cases nearly doubling overnight.

And it makes the Prime Video series character The Ghoul canon.

With a player base that's grown to over 23 million, Bethesda's multiplayer RPG is enjoying a quiet renaissance.

Becoming a Ghoul certainly has its perks, but you'll want to stock up on caps for the extra face cream.

Glow of the Ghoul finally makes it possible to play as a Ghoul.

The popularity of the TV series continues to have a positive effect, and it doesn't hurt that Bethesda is providing excellent support.

We've got the release date narrowed down from some time in 2025.

Country roads, take me home.

We'll get a teaser of what's coming to Fallout 76 in the future.

Cats and dogs are set to arrive as pets by the end of the year.

We spoke with creative director Jonathan Rush, who told us all about how this series-first will be more than meets the eye.

You're going to need to leave some extra time to download this update.

But Tim Cain doesn't mind people seeing it this way.

And it seems like they will have a more important role rather than just being a charming gimmick.