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The official Fallout site (fallout.bethesda.net) features five games in its "Fallout Games" section: Fallout 76, Fallout 4, Fallout Shelter, Fallout: New Vegas, and Fallout 3. Each entry pairs a title with a one-line premise so you can tell them apart at a glance, and the site also surfaces current news, updates, and a "Which Fallout is Right for You?" quiz to help you pick. Use this page when you want a quick orientation to the series or a jumping-off point to a specific game.
The five games listed on the site
| Game | Setting / premise (as described on the site) |
|---|---|
| Fallout 76 | Explore, build, and quest with millions of players in a massive open world — Appalachia |
| Fallout 4 | As The Sole Survivor, rediscover and rebuild the Commonwealth while searching for family |
| Fallout Shelter | Keep your Dwellers happy and protected from the world above in your own custom Vault |
| Fallout: New Vegas | Left for dead in the Mojave, become embroiled in a conflict of glitz, glamor, and greed |
| Fallout 3 | Step outside the safety of Vault 101 and survive your way through the Capital Wasteland |
The pattern is consistent: each card names a game and gives you the location plus the core hook — Appalachia (multiplayer open world), the Commonwealth (rebuild and search), Vault management (shelter sim), the Mojave (faction conflict), and the Capital Wasteland (post-Vault survival).
What else the site highlights
Beyond the game list, the homepage spotlights current content:
- Fallout 76: The Slasher — a murder-mystery style update with a trailer, plus Season 26: Beware the Blood Moon tied to the same update.
- Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition — noted as available on Nintendo Switch 2, with a trailer and a "Buy Now" link.
- Fallout News — a feed including a September 2026 directors' letter on the Fallout 76 roadmap, an "Inside the Vault" post on returning to Skyline Valley and World Pets testing, and The Slasher release notes.
- Fallout 4 Creations — community-made downloadable content, from small tweaks to full adventures.
- A Stern Pinball Fallout table, listed under "Survival is Only One Flip Away."
How to use the page to pick a game
- Skim the game cards in the "Fallout Games" section. The one-line premises are enough to separate the single-player RPGs (Fallout 3, New Vegas, 4) from the multiplayer open world (76) and the management sim (Shelter).
- If you're undecided, use the "Which Fallout is Right for You?" quiz — the site frames it as a "post-nuclear compatibility assessment" to match you to a game.
- If you already know your target, click through to that game's entry to reach its dedicated page.
- For current content, check the Fallout News feed — it's where updates, roadmap letters, and release notes land.
Things to keep in mind
- The site lists these five games, but it isn't a complete catalog of every Fallout title ever released — treat it as the current featured lineup rather than an exhaustive history.
- Availability differs by platform. The site specifically calls out Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition on Nintendo Switch 2; check each game's own page for platform details before buying.
- Pricing isn't shown on the homepage. A "Buy Now" link exists (for Fallout 76 and Fallout 4), so follow it to see current cost and platform options rather than assuming a price.
- The news items carry dates (for example, a September 2026 directors' letter), so if you're looking for the latest state of a game, sort by recency in the news feed.