Creative director Jon Rush and lead producer Bill LaCoste confirmed thus far to provide a "glimpse" of what's next for Fallout 76.
"Nobody, and I mean nobody, at Bethesda is patting themselves on the back while ignoring our players," says Emil Pagliarulo.
More, but not necessarily better.
Bethesda's Emil Pagliarulo also added that it "has its own unique personality and now sits right next to Fallout and Elder Scrolls."
To go along with the space-faring sci-fi RPG's first paid expansion Shattered Space's release, Bethesda has also released a new patch for the base experience.
The expansion sees the player venturing to the hidden city of House Va'ruun, dealing with a catastrophe and the resulting Void Horrors.
Join us in discussing the expansion's many new features and what they could mean for the future of Bethesda's galaxy-spanning epic.
The expansion goes live at 8 AM PT on September 30th worldwide. Players must complete the "One Small Step" quest to start it.
The first-person action-adventure arrives on December 9th for Xbox Series X/S and PC, with the PS5 version launching in Spring 2025.
Find out how the seat of power in Va'ruun'kai's capital city fell into ruin, setting up the events of the upcoming expansion.
Here's everything you need to know about the first expansion for Bethesda's space-faring epic.
As players explore the hand-crafted world of Va'ruun'kai, they'll run into other enemy factions and combat Vortex Horrors.
Va'ruun'kai's capital, Dazra, is in dire straits after an experiment gone wrong, with a massive crater and the citadel trapped.
"It’s about thinking, discovering, tracking down clues, and sometimes just a bit of luck to get through the various traps, tombs, and threats encountered," says Lucasfilm Games executive producer Cr...
"He knows this character inside and out, has the physicality to bring Indy to life, and understands the nuances of Harrison [Ford]’s portrayal," says Lucasfilm Games' Craig Derrick.
"The primary way forward is always trying to use your wits and your whip," says creative director Axel Torvenius.
Players can also use organic material to create disgusting new grenades and may run into other faction members on Va'ruun'kai.
"I can understand that perspective, watching from the outside in, but no. Absolutely not," said Bethesda Game Studios' Jon Rush.
Developer MachineGames has revealed more gameplay details on its upcoming first-person action-adventure title, which launches this December.
"Indiana Jones, he's not a gunslinger, right? He doesn't go guns blazing into situations. So it could never be a shooter, should never be a shooter," says design director Jens Andersson.
