Fans all want to have fresh news from the Fallout universe, and Bethesda is looking forward to some great announcements very soon.
Good news for fans of Fallout. Bethesda has just announced the date of Fallout Day 2025an annual event that has become a must for Wasteland lovers. This year’s edition will take place on October 23 at 7 p.m. (French time) and promises several announcements around the games in the franchise.
An event focused on current Fallout games?
This year, there is no question of talking about Fallout 5. Bethesda has made it clear that the presentation will be dedicated to games currently available. The publisher instead wants to provide an update on upcoming new releases, community events and celebrations around the series.
The live will be broadcast on Twitch et YouTubefollowed by a post-show caritatif “Fallout for Hope”a moment always very appreciated by fans. Even without a major new announcement, Bethesda promises rich content for players who continue to keep the saga alive.
Fallout 76, still the center of attention
Since its eventful launch in 2018, Fallout 76 has changed a lot. Online play has gradually established itself as a pillar of the franchise thanks to constant monitoring and ambitious updates. And Bethesda doesn’t plan to stop there.
The next free extension, called Burning Springsshould be the big star of the presentation. Waited for December 2025she will suggest a new region located in Ohioof new weapons, a bonus system et new quests. Players will even be able to come across the Ghoul played by Walton Gogginsdirectly from the hit television series.
The success of the series relaunches the whole universe
It’s hard to ignore the effect of the series on the popularity of the game. Since its broadcast on Prime Video, the franchise has experienced a true return to grace. The attendance figures of Fallout 4 and 76 exploded. Proving that the public is still as attached to this post-apocalyptic universe.
This dynamic has also pushed Bethesda to redouble its efforts on existing content, rather than rushing into new projects. A logical choice, especially when we know that Fallout 5 is still in its early stages of development.
Some also hoped for news from Remaster you 3often mentioned in recent rumors. But in all likelihood, this project will not be tackled this time. Bethesda obviously prefers to focus on Fallout 76 and maintaining the community before talking about a possible return of the 2008 classic.
Source : Bethesda
