Following an initial announcement of a release sometime in August, it’s now been confirmed at QuakeCon 2015 that Bethesda’s Fallout Shelter will release on August 13th for Android devices.

PC Gamer revealed that the game will be updated to include new enemies attacking one’s Vault such as Deathclaws. There will also be new characters in the form of Mr. Handy and a robot that you can either direct to fight or just circle around your base to find resources.

Fallout Shelter released on iOS shortly its announcement at E3 2015 and broke all sorts of records for revenue on Apple App Store (even unseating big-time apps like Candy Crush Saga in the process). The game itself sees the player managing their own Vault and keeping its denizens happy while trying to survive in the wasteland. Micro-transactions are supported in the form of Lunchboxes but aren’t required to fully enjoy the game.

Thoughts on the Android release next month? Let us know in the comments.

Former Duke Nukem Forever developer 3D Realms is back, in a way, with Bombshell. The isometric action title is in development at Interceptor Entertainment and QuakeCon saw some gameplay footage emerge. Check it out below.

Bombshell stars Shelly “Bombshell” Harrison, a mercenary with cybernetic enhancements, as she goes about killing your de facto alien army of the week. The footage is pretty straightforward in that it gives one a look at the various weapons – including the Ion Maiden, Maxigun and more – along with some of Bombshell’s abilities. There are a few RPG elements inherent like the ability upgrade one’s guns.

The game was actually announced back in 2014 but has seen a somewhat lengthy development process due to engine changes. Things appear to be on track for the time being though.

Bombshell will be out this Summer for Xbox One, PS4 and PC. Stay tuned for more updates from QuakeCon in the coming days.

This year at E3, Bethesda and id Software finally took the wraps off of DOOM, the reboot of the classic and pioneering FPS franchise, to general acclaim and enthusiasm; however, unlike all other games revealed at E3, Bethesda seem to have gone on radio silence since, refusing to communicate about the game.

If you were curious about when you would hear from the game next, well, it turns out you will have to wait till QuakeCon this year. Speaking on Twitter, id General Manager Garrett Young refused to answer any questions about DOOM from the fans, deferring them to the next big info dump for DOOM, that comes at QuakeCon.

Ordinarily, this would be very frustrating, but QuakeCon is in just a few weeks; it will be held later this month, from July 23-26, so it’s not like you have to wait too long. Still, I guess it is a little annoying for fans.