Fallout Shelter Online is now available for download in select Asian countries and will be playable in roughly one hour from this article's publishing.

Bethesda are preparing their first post-76 Fallout but unfortunately for the West, it's only available in China. We're talking about Fallout Shelter Online, which is more like a juiced up version of the original, with some PvP additions.

Warner Bros. Interactive decided to shut down their Westworld mobile game just a few weeks after they reached an agreement with Bethesda in the 'Fallout Shelter rip-off' lawsuit. The game will officially shut down on 16 March 2019.

Bethesda and Warner Bros. confirmed that they've amicably resolved the lawsuit filed by Bethesda, which accused Behaviour's Westworld to be a blatant rip-off of their Fallout Shelter game. The exact terms of their settlement remain secret.

With Bethesda supposedly planning a reveal of Fallout Shelter for PlayStation 4 on Sunday, PlayStation Network rushed the gun and posted the achievements for Fallout's little free-to-play brother, practically confirming the game's arrival.

Bethesda seem to have hit the jackpot back in 2015 when they released Fallout Shelter for iOS and Android. The game has amassed over $93 million in the three years following its launch, and most of the revenue came from mobile platforms.

It appears that both of the Warner Bros are appalled at Bethesda's decision to sue them and Behaviour Interactive for blatantly ripping off their game Fallout Shelter in "their" new game Westworld, because they would never do such a thing.

Lawsuits are the new gaming apparently, as Bethesda decided to sue Warner Bros and Behaviour Interactive over copyright infringement, not a month after Bluehole did the same with Epic Games. Bethesda might have legal grounds though.

On PC since last year, new to Xbox One and now cross-playable with Windows 10 via Play Anywhere

Bethesda's foray into mobile gaming gets another welcome update