Occasionally, raiders or worse will try breaking into your vault, your dwellers will defend the place, but sections may become damaged. Though the game is mostly a resource sim, combat does play a minor role. When new randomly generated dwellers show up at your door, you can rename them and assign them any weapons and armour/clothes you may have. As you expand, building your vault ever deeper into the earth, you will need more and more resources, as well as dwellers, to run the place. Managing your Power, Food, and Water is a big part of the gameplay. In order to be successful in this endeavour, you would need to make sure your vault dwellers have enough resources to survive. In Fallout Shelter, players are tasked with building a new vault - which requires the in-game currency known as “Caps”.

Though, for some reason, you cannot share your save between iOS, Android, and PC - which, if you like the game, is a bummer.

The game utilises cross-saving, meaning that you can play the same save file on your phone, tablet, or Xbox it is your choice. This year, Fallout Shelter turns eight - so it’s now old enough to stay up past 7PM but not old enough to watch anything on TV that late. This is probably why on the 14th of June 2015, Bethesda dropped its mobile game Fallout Shelter. The fever was real people could not wait to get their hands on the next vault dweller adventure. The year 2015 was a pretty huge deal for Bethesda Game Studios, Fallout 4 was on the way, and it seemed no matter where you looked, ads were being plugged for its release. Articles // 14th Jun 2023 - 3 months ago // By Jase Taylor Fallout Shelter’s 8th Anniversary

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