Bethesda Game Studios hints at future content for Fallout 76 inspired by the Prime Video series. According to creative director Jon Rush, regular discussions are ongoing between the game developers and the show`s creators, though specific details about new content remain under wraps.
Rush confirmed that aligning game updates with the show`s seasonal launches is a frequent topic of conversation, and “plans for things here and there” are indeed in motion. He refrained from elaborating on these plans for now, emphasizing the continuous dialogue between both teams.
Despite potential for intertwined narratives, Rush highlighted the significant chronological gap: Fallout 76 is set earliest in the franchise`s timeline, while the TV series takes place furthest in the future. This broad timeline allows for minimal forced overlap. He noted that while some simple story elements could connect, the teams generally aim to avoid complex narrative dependencies.
The June launch of Fallout 76`s Season 21 update notably introduced fishing, which quickly became a popular feature. New players interested in this activity can find more information through various in-game resources or community guides.
The Fallout TV series is set to return for its second season this December on Prime Video, with a third season already confirmed to follow.
Beyond current projects, Bethesda has confirmed development on Fallout 5. Recent reports indicate the game has received full approval for production, allegedly leading Bethesda management to halt the “Blackbird” MMO by ZeniMax Online Studios to prioritize Fallout 5.
Bethesda Game Studios` next major release is the highly anticipated RPG, The Elder Scrolls VI, which Bethesda`s Todd Howard has acknowledged might have been revealed prematurely.