We may not be able to fully reproduce the authentic Vault-Tec vault experience in Fallout Shelter, but it does provide a good ...

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All the vaults we hate to love. And right here we’re going to run through all the vaults to choose some of our favorite experiments. We’re delving through the history of the entire series to share the ...

As we wait for Fallout Season 2, starring Ella Purnell and Walton Goggins, we discuss everything the Prime Video action show ...

Fallout 4 Vault-Tec Workshop quests walkthrough guide to help you complete all questlines in the underground settlement and unlock Oversight Achievement/Trophy. With the Vault-Tec Workshop tools at ...

Vaults are a core part of Fallout’s lore. These nuclear shelters were designed by Vault-Tec before the nuclear war. Unbeknownst to most of the public, Vault-Tec had an obsession with experiments that ...

There are two kinds of Fallout 4 DLC. The first are actual story-based add-ons that give us something to do as we explore the Commonwealth. The others are Workshop packs that expand the usefulness of ...

In the Fallout universe, cruelty and Vault-Tec seem to go hand in hand. Those lead-lined safe havens scattered around the country serve as petri dishes for whatever sick experiments the higher-ups in ...

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It’s this villainy that is the very lifeblood of Fallout, and Vault-Tec’s evil deeds and corruption have always been on display in the form of the Vaults they built to “protect” citizens of the States ...