Fallout TV Series Has Doubled Interest in the Game Franchise

Amazon’s new Fallout TV show has debuted, receiving positive reviews from fans. It seems that interest is now spiking in the source material, with the games popularity nearly doubling over the last week. The player count for every game is rising as more people suit up and venture deep into the vaults of the wasteland.

Fallout: New Vegas has Recorded 10,000 Concurrent Players

Over the last few days, has recorded 10,000 concurrent players. The game has a gambling-centric theme, with players navigating the former city of Las Vegas in the year 2281. Although the city is a far cry from what it was, players still have the chance to play classic games, such as roulette, in the wasteland. For example, American roulette can be played in the fictional location Mojave. For players who want a more authentic experience, the spin till you win roulette table game can be played online, with a 3D roulette wheel and a European layout. It’s not just getting a spike in players, either.  76 has jumped to 30,000 concurrent players, but the biggest winner would be 4 has experienced a 60,000 rise, with the number steadily increasing as the days go by. The player count consists of new players as well as existing ones, and with various deals available on the gaming series, the bar for entry is fairly low. 

A Rise in Gamers for Fallout 76

Fallout 76 has also experienced a surge in downloads and while there have been a lot of conversations about the game, it helps to deliver a worthy experience for those who want to delve into the wasteland. When the game first came out, it didn’t really encapsulate the experience, and a lot of people abandoned the game in the first few weeks. Bethesda has been adding some meaty updates, and now it’s in good shape. It’s a bit more of a quirky adventure, but the ideas are there. You can also find out more about West Virginia in the post-apocalyptic world. Although Fallout 4 will always be a strong fan favorite, the previous installment of Fallout 3 is what helped to skyrocket the game. With a solid storyline and the option to form companions with Super Mutants and popular characters like Dogmeat, it did help players to immerse themselves into the experience.

The entire series of Fallout dropped on the 12th of April and has positive reviews from critics. It depicts the aftermath of the Great War of 2077. It follows the games to some extent but also details an alternate history, where advances in nuclear warfare led to the emergence of a resource war and retro-futuristic society. Many survivors took refuge in fallout bunkers, known as Vaults. It was here where they were forced to live their lives under the surface, creating societies, factions, and laws to govern the people who lived there. As time went on, the surface became more hospitable, leading to life returning to the wasteland, as well as some interesting, radiation-ridden characters.