Did You Play Fallout 76 in 2018: Get Set to Unlock Other “Fallouts” From January 2019

If you have played Fallout 76 on PC and consoles, then you could be eligible to receive what Bethesda calls an “entitlement” in the form of 3 Fallout classic games. Here, console-wise,  this initiative is applicable for gamers owning Microsoft Xbox One as well as Sony PS4 devices along with PCs.

Now, the most important question worth answering at this point in time is the fact about Fallout Classic Collection. Here, the three games that you could play for free from this repository, in case you have played Fallout 76 are Fallout Tactics, Fallout, and Fallout 2; which are all seemingly legacy Fallout variants. Fallout 76 gamers should be able to check out these free games, in addition to Fallout 76, from the early part of January 2019 though exact dates are yet to surface at this point in time. This could even be phased.  Here, Fallout 76 players could keep their eyes and ears open for the new games which could start seeding really early in January 2019.

For the uninitiated, it is worth understanding that the Game Awards this year saw the emergence of God of War as the Game of 2018 and Florence as Mobile Game of 2018. Rockstar Games’ Red Dead Redemption 2 bagged multiple awards whilst Fortnite in the mobile category took home identical honors (in the mobile game segment).

Also, Fallout 76 was the third most searched game in the US in 2018 as per Google Trends. This list was topped by Fortnite; with Rockstar’s Red Red Redemption in second place. Other notable entries here include Far Cry 5 and God of War. These statistics were as of November 2018. Here, it is interesting to note that PUBG did not find mentions; despite topping Google Play ratings in the favourite games category and making reasonable forays even in the Apple App Store as well.

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