We already knew the map for Fallout 76 would be massive, as Bethesda’s Todd Howard told us at E3 2018 that “four times the size of Fallout 4.” But now we can take a look at things for ourselves with the official in-game map for Fallout 76. Welcome to America’s tricentennial!
Here’s the full Fallout 76 map.
We can see Vault 76, the vault players will emerge from, on the upper left side of the map. A key at the bottom left corner highlights major roadways, main highways, interstate highways, railroads, and rivers weaving through a variety of other landmarks scattered throughout.
It’s too early to comprehend the importance of the different areas displayed on this Fallout 76 map, but it’s clear that some regions are larger, more distinctive, and overall more sequestered than others. While this suggests that there will be a few major areas in the game, I expect plenty to happen at the smaller areas in-between. After all, Fallout 76 adapts to how you play.
For more on what you can experience within this world, be sure to read our preview of Fallout 76. You can play the game early, yourself, if you’re signed up for Fallout 76‘s B.E.T.A. Otherwise, you can head into the wasteland when the game releases on November 14, 2018 for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
[Source: Gamespot]
Fallout 76 Preview
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
A large part of Fallout 76's story involves figuring out the nature of Scorchers, these shambling enemies.
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
The S.P.E.C.I.A.L. system has been adjusted, and as you can see, it's now card-based!
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
The juxtaposition of beautiful, rustic villages and decaying monsters is as thrilling as ever.
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
I can fully attest that the Greenbrier's virtual counterpart feels much the same as its real one.
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
We ran into a few tough spots in our demo (both solo and as a team) but we persevered! The game has a way of putting you on edge but letting you pull through.
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
The Pip-Boy works about the same as it did in Fallout 4.
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
Robots aren't always friendly NPCs! Sometimes they end up as enemies, too.
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
Instead of getting a "Well Rested" buff, you and your team can play instruments for a minute or two to feel "Well Tuned."
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We've Played the Fallout 76 Preview
Did we mention that our demo ended with a nuke hitting down near Vault 76?
