Fallout 76 goes free-to-play briefly as Fallout Season 2 reaches finale

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To celebrate the season 2 finale of Fallout streaming show on Prime Video, Bethesda Game Studios is releasing a new trailer featuring Aaron Moten, who plays Maximus from the Fallout show.

The trailer highlights Aaron alongside Vault Boy as they dive into Fallout 76 and other Fallout games. Now that the second season is coming to its

For fans looking for more Fallout, Bethesda last week made Fallout 76 free to play to celebrate the season finale. Players can jump into the latest Burning Springs update to explore the arid region of Ohio, cross paths with Walton Goggins’ as the “The Ghoul,” and discover everything the Wasteland has to offer.

Gone Fission in Fallout 76. Source: Bethesda

PlayStation fans can access the game for free through February 4, while players on Xbox and Steam can play through February 5. For a mobile gaming experience, Fallout Shelter’s new season, “The House Always Wins,” is live now.

This season brings players a new experimental vault on the New Vegas Strip with new challenges to complete and familiar faces from the show to claim as rewards. 

One of the primary benefits for game companies in reaching wider audiences for games through movies and TV is the boomerang benefit where more people start playing the games based on the franchises.