Bethesda Announces Fallout Mobile Game at E3 2015, Launching Tonight
Fallout Shelter will be available starting tonight as a free download for iOS devices.
[UPDATE] Bethesda's Pete Hines says details about an Android version of Fallout Shelter will be announced later.
May need to give iTunes a little time for it to update. It'll be up there. We will have info later about Android version.
— Pete Hines (@DCDeacon) June 15, 2015
The original story is below.
Tonight at Bethesda's E3 briefing, the company, Bethesda Game Studios director Todd Howard not only talked more about Fallout 4, but also revealed a new Fallout mobile game called Fallout Shelter.
The game is now available on the iOS App Store as a free download. The game will offer some microtransactions for purchase, but Howard stresses there are no paywall times and you don't need an Internet connection to play.
Watch a gameplay trailer for Fallout Shelter below, and download it here.
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Fallout Shelter lets you build your own vault and act as its "overseer." Basically, you control all the people inside the vault and must keep them productive and happy.
This includes sending couples into the bedroom, which "increases happiness," Howard said. As overseer, you are also charged with naming babies in your vault that are the result of this "increased happiness."
Howard went on to explain that Fallout Shelter was inspired by games like XCOM, SimCity, and FTL.
An Android version of Fallout Shelter was not announced. We'll have more on Fallout Shelter as it becomes available.
For more on Bethesda's E3 show, check out a roundup of all the big news here.
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