Bethesda's latest promise to bring good public events into the fray for Fallout 76 is coming to fruition, as their newest update, patch 13, is now live. As we previously discussed, public events are actually fun to do now, and there ar...

Bethesda is starting to explain what those upcoming quality of life upgrades for Fallout 76 entail, and the first big reveal deals with public events. You know, those lovely random quests that perpetually dot the world map, found in MM...

I've been covering and playing Fallout 76 for nearly a year, and although it doesn't seem like it, Bethesa has been doing a pretty decent job of providing updates for the community on where the game is going next. Sure the launch is a disas...

RAD provides an alternate history where at some point in the mid-eighties, the world was annihilated in nuclear hellfire. Eventally, survivors managed to scrape together enough remnants of civilization to start rebuilding society. Cult...

Fallout 76 is getting ready to unleash vault raids on us by way of Patch 12, and Bethesda is finally ready to pull back the curtain on them in their latest official update blog. The first major event is none other than Vault 94, which ...

Pretty much everything on the way to the fabled Fallout 76 "NPC patch" is white noise. I've been dipping in and out since launch, experiencing a number of great patches, but the lack of a cohesive driving narrative always pushes me away fro...

Fallout 76 is chugging along (still) and welcomed patch 11.5 into the fold this past week. The big additons are a new Ring of Fire song cover (hm) and an event called "Meat Week," which is a barbeque-styled seasonal deal that lasts unt...

When Fallout 76 arrived back in November of 2018, it didn't come with NPCs. It was also unbelievably broken, but folks couldn't believe that Bethesda, the madmen, actually did it, and released a Fallout without fully featured NPCs. At launc...

As a reminder, Bethesda gave us an update on how Fallout 76 will evolve throughout the year, and the short of it: eventually it'll be the game it was supposed to launch as. Battle royale is in if you want a distraction (I'm good), and ...

In case you haven't heard, Bethesda brought the battle royale craze to Fallout 76. It's part of the Nuclear Winter update: the free summer expansion of sorts that's part apology tour, part something that was already promised a while back as...

In case you missed it, Bethesda is rolling out a new battle royale mode for Fallout 76, which is currently being shown in trial form before the big rollout. It's called "Nuclear Winter," and it heralds the second major free expansion for th...

It took a good seven months, but Fallout 76 fans - those who plonked down for the Power Armor Edition at any rate - are finally starting to receive their canvas bags, bringing to an end the controversy known informally as "Bag-gate."As a qu...

The Wasteland is about to get a lot more populated. Well, at least temporarily. Bethesda has decided to try selling people on Fallout 76 with a free trial. Starting tomorrow, everyone can play Fallout 76 free for a week. The ...

Fallout 76 is hoping to take a page from Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn with Wastelanders, the major Year 2 update, which will bring human NPCs into the fold alongside a new main quest. The free fall update is also promising "choice and...

Fallout 76 is ready to commemorate its 10th major patch deployment since its mid-November launch last year, and this one is almost entirely combat related. Bethesda has detailed the combat system overhaul on their blog, noting that one...

Fallout 76 has had a helluva launch. A helluva launch! Helluva troubling, that is. Even Todd Howard knows it was questionable, but the fact remains, Bethesda kept at it and is slowly chipping away, fixing what was ostensibly an Early Access...

While Lyle continues the conga line that is his own existential crisis, here's what's been happening in video games this past week: Call of Duty is heading back to Modern Warfare! Todd Howard discussed the smooth (not really) launch of Fa...

I think it's safe to say that Fallout 76 did not meet anyone's expectations. Fans were severely disappointed in Bethesda's latest entry in the once proud series, the game undersold at retail, there was a myriad of customer service issues, a...

FUS! RO! DAMN IT! Why do I keep covering this kind of stuff? I think there's something wrong with me. Well, I know there is, I'm just not sure what. Good thing upcoming FPS Goat of Duty just announced some new costumes. Battle your fri...

Bethesda is piling on the huge Fallout 76 updates, and this one adds a special Mudcrab Merchant vendor into the mix: The Purveyor. This friendly Mole Miner is ready to dole out rare gifts so long as you have "legendary scrips," a new t...

It's been a minute since I've thought about Fallout 4. Amid all of the death threats I got when I gave it a respectable 7.5 before anyone else actually played it, I enjoyed the sweet sounds of "actually, that sounds about right" after it ca...

Come May 7 Patch 9 will be deployed in Fallout 76, and it'll come with more bug fixes and some big, welcome changes. The standout is easily player vending machines, which will allow folks to use their C.A.M.P.s (home bases) as a way to sell...

The Fallout 76 team landed in hot water again after the news broke that they were planning on adding repair kits to the microtransaction store: months after Bethesda's Pete Hines noted that game-impacting items couldn't be purchased wi...

"Ever Upwards" is a fantastic name for this upcoming Fallout 76 patch. Despite the outcry, Bethesda is basically treating Fallout 76 like an Early Access game in progress, trying to fix it with meaty free content drops. Now these ...

Fallout 76 is still getting steady updates. Although a lot of the current playerbase is apathetic to the patch schedule given that the damage has been done, Bethesda is slowly but surely working toward a better 76, which will make one hell ...