Fallout 76

Fallout 76's so called Break it Early Test Aplication, or B.E.T.A. in short, will not be coming out on Steam when it launches and will instead use Bethesda's own launcher. If the company are to be believed, same goes for the full game.

Well, that's of course unless you are, which would mean you're one of the select few Bethesda have chosen for Fallout 76 B.E.T.A., which is Break it Early Test Application in the ancient Bethesdan tongue spoken across Todd's realm.

In today's interview with The Guardian, Bethesda's Todd Howard spoke about the take-me-home game, Fallout 76, revealing that the game has been in development since Fallout 4 and how they don't like to describe it as a survival game.

Todd Howard is shining more light on Bethesda's upcoming survival take on Fallout universe, named Fallout 76. Fans have been worried about the lack of mods and single player in the game and Howard partially addressed these issues.

In an interview with GameStar, Todd Howard claimed that Fallout 76 will have no cross-play because Sony was "not helpful" in the matter. Who knew Sony had enough pull to prevent cross-play between PC and Xbox One. Oh wait, they don't.

Continuing the tradition of its four letter predecessors GECK and VATS, Fallout 76's CAMP promises to be a vital gadget, where CAMP stands for Construction and Assembly Mobile Platform. Obviously, no barbecue is complete without CAMP.

Pete Hines has reassured fans that Bethesda aren't leaving the vast single-player RPG model in favour of games as a service model, following concerns Fallout 76 raised. Apparently, The Elder Scrolls 6 title will be the regular Bethesda RPG.

Pete Hines talked about PvP and cooperation in Fallout 76, shedding some light on how these systems might work in the game. He explained that Bethesda have some anti-griefing systems in place but just how effective can they actually be?

Todd Howard has announced that Fallout 76 V.A.T.S. will be in real time in an interview with the Dorito Pope himself, Geoff Keighley. This is the third major change for the system in the span of four games of the Fallout franchise.

Fallout 76 trailers have poured out of E3 2018 showing bits of gameplay and Bethesda confirmed that the game will be multiplayer only. The game is scheduled for release on 14 November 2018 with a beta coming during the summer 2018.