Across the United States, pockets of humanity survived the bombs, either on the surface, in personal shelters, or by hiding in the Vaults: massive underground bunkers built by the Vault-Tec Corporation. The resulting "Great War" lasted a mere two hours, but the atomic fire that burned the world was so incredibly destructive that it caused the total collapse of global civilization. And once one missile was fired, everyone else responded in kind. then, on October 23, 2077, somebody - nobody is entirely sure who - ordered a nuclear launch. In 2066, China and the United States clashed over the Alaskan oil fields, leading to an 11 year military conflict between the two superpowers. Unfortunately, the good times would not last: this inefficient technology depleted fossil fuels even faster than in the real world, causing massive "resource wars" in the early-mid 21st century. The shift towards nuclear energy gave way to technological wonders previously relegated to science fiction, from robot butlers to wrist-mounted computers. The games involve adventures in the post-apocalyptic United States of a retro-futuristic Alternate History - a Crapsaccharine World that never quite got over The '50s, powered by Atomic Energy and filled with Moral Myopia.Īfter World War II, the United States became an okay place to live.
Fallout 76 seems to have sold at least 5 million copies based on statements made by Bethesda regarding its sales relative to Fallout 4. Fallout 4 is estimated to have sold over 20 million copies. Fallout 3 and New Vegas sold 11.6 million and 12.4 million, respectively. note The first two games each sold around 600,000, with Tactics selling 300,000. Right after The Elder Scrolls, it is the longest-running and best-selling single player WRPG series in history, with over 50 million game copies sold since the series began in 1997. Narrator, saying the franchise's Arc Wordsįallout is a series of pulp Science Fiction Western RPGs, originally owned and published by Interplay and Black Isle and currently owned by Bethesda.
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