Bethesda Game Studios, the award-winning creators of Skyrim and Fallout 4, invite you to Reclamation Day. Twenty-five years after the bombs fell, you and your fellow Vault Dwellers emerge into post-nuclear West Virginia to rebuild what is left of America. Fallout 76 is the open-world Fallout formula made fully multiplayer, and every other survivor you meet out in Appalachia is a real person.
Welcome to Appalachia
Fallout 76 brings six distinct West Virginia regions to life, from quiet Appalachian forests to the noxious crimson expanse of the Cranberry Bog. Hundreds of locations hold their own risks and rewards, and the main questline that begins the moment you step out of Vault 76 uncovers the fate of the state's residents piece by piece. Befriend or betray the neighbors who have come back to rebuild, and experience Appalachia through their eyes.
Play It Your Way
Create your character with the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. system and forge your own path and reputation across the wasteland. Journey out alone as a cautious scavenger, team up with friends to take on the region's greatest threats, or make a name for yourself in PvP. Whether you treat it as a role-playing game, a survival sandbox or a co-op shooter, Fallout 76 gives you the room to play the Vault Dweller you want to be.
Your C.A.M.P., Your Rules
The Construction and Assembly Mobile Platform lets you build and craft anywhere in the world. Raise a shelter for much-needed safety, grow food, stash supplies and wire up defenses, then set up shop and trade your surplus with passing survivors. Your corner of West Virginia can be a fortress, a farmstead or a roadside attraction. It is entirely up to you.
A World That Keeps Growing
Seasons bring limited-time challenges with free rewards like consumables and C.A.M.P. items, while Fallout Worlds opens up unique adventures in Appalachia with customizable settings. Years of updates have steadily expanded the map, the questlines and the endgame, so there is always another reason to strap on your Pip-Boy and head back out.
West Virginia has waited twenty-five years for someone to put it back together. Pick a direction, pack your Stimpaks and find out what is left of the American dream. Appalachia is a lot friendlier with you in it.
