Fallout Shelter Online, a sequel to E3 showcase.
Fallout Shelter expands on the lore of Bethesda and Obsidian's even when it was ported to the Switch. The semi-sequel, Fallout Shelter Online, launched exclusively in China, was originally in 2017.
Via Fallout 4 companion and fan favorite. These heroes can form strategic "Bonds" depending on which characters you use, which can lead to bonuses against specific enemies. Fallout Shelter Online also includes new quests to recognizable locations in the Fallout universe, such as the Red Rocket gas station and Diamond City. Players can send their heroes to fight against other Fallout Shelter Online s, as is seen in the trailer below.
While the game has received updates since its 2015 release, it was most prominently featured in the news recently for its connection to a controversial Westworld game which bore many similarities to Fallout Shelter. shutting down within weeks of its release.
Fallout Shelter received positive reviews on release but also faced criticism for its use of micro-transactions. Adding a gacha system to the game will almost surely increase its reliance on micro-transactions as players get addicted to finding a more rare and powerful hero to succeed in PvP battles. Bethesda have come under fire for their disastrous Fallout 76, and even their repeated attempts to "fix" the MMO have been heavily criticized, especially the extremely expensive "Fallout 1st" subscription that even started a class war within the Appalachian Wasteland. Here's hoping things stay less greedy when Fallout Shelter Online rolls around to Western app stores. No official release date has been announced, although the Philippines' App Store lists it as expected on April 22nd.
Source: Pocketgamer
