Fallout 76’s roadmap includes a map expansion in 2024
Bethesda says the game has now been played by over 17 million people
Bethesda has detailed Fallout 76’s content roadmap for 2024.
In a blog announcing its plans for expanding the game next year, it also said that over 17 million people have played the title since its release in November 2018.
An update released for the game earlier this month let players venture out to Atlantic City, a brand-new location for the Fallout series, to complete two fresh Expedition missions set on the boardwalk.
In spring 2024, Atlantic City – America’s Playground will introduce “an additional mission in which players will confront the legendary Jersey Devil, along with new story driven quests, more areas to explore and, of course, plenty of rewards”.
Later next year, Bethesda will be expanding the game’s map southward, “deep into the wooded heartland of Shenandoah. This uncharted, once-tranquil expanse in the heart of Virginia will bring a new questline, factions and rewards”.
Bethesda also said it plans to run seasonal events offering rewards “much more frequently” over the next year.
“Among all this exciting new content, we’re planning to release several additional features and improvements that benefit our avid builders and adventurers alike,” it added.
“Whether you’ve roamed Appalachia’s wilds since day one or are still adjusting to the natural light outside the fluorescent halls of Vault 76, next year marks an exciting time to adventure into Fallout 76 and make friends in Wasteland.”
Further reading
Obsidian co-founder says Bethesda rejected multiple Elder Scrolls spin-off proposals
Bethesda announced this month that it has delayed Fallout 4’s PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC update from this year to 2024.
And Amazon recently released the first trailer for its Fallout TV series, which is coming to Prime Video in April 2024.
Related Products
Redfall (Xbox Series X/S)
