Get ready, Vault Dwellers! Bethesda Softworks is rolling out its highly anticipated Fallout Day 2025 livestream, and we’re here to bring you every single thrilling announcement and essential detail as it happens.
While a new main Fallout game remains distant, the community, including celebrity fan Danny Trejo, has been buzzing with anticipation, especially for any tidbits on Fallout: New Vegas. Bethesda had already hinted at what’s to come, teasing updates for the decade-old Fallout 4 and the ever-evolving Fallout 76. Plus, we’re expecting fresh details on Fallout Shelter, new merchandise, and exciting community events. It’s safe to say expectations are high!
The future of a brand-new Fallout title is still shrouded in mystery, but that hasn’t dampened the spirits of fans eager for today’s stream. Last year’s Fallout Day, though modest in major reveals, gave us exciting glimpses, like the first playable Ghouls and adorable Camp pets. We’ll be keeping this report updated live, so stick around and share your wildest predictions in the comments!
Fallout Day 2025 Kicks Off!
After an entertaining musical prelude, the Fallout Day 2025 livestream officially started with senior community director Jess Finster and senior community manager Richard Stanford welcoming us – accompanied by a fantastic live-action Dog Meat! They hinted at significant updates for fan-favorites like Fallout 4, Fallout 76, and Fallout Shelter, alongside promises of special guest appearances throughout the show.
Fallout 4’s Decade-Long Journey: Anniversary Edition & Nintendo Switch 2 Revealed!
A new trailer showcased the upcoming Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition.
Angela Browder, the studio and production director, graced the Fallout Day 2025 livestream to discuss Fallout 4’s incredible ten-year legacy and Bethesda’s future plans for it. While Fallout 5 remains a distant dream, the highly anticipated Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition is set to make the wait much more enjoyable.
This comprehensive bundle is designed to breathe new life into the beloved fourth installment, featuring a re-release packed with all six major DLCs: Nuka-World, Far Harbor, Automatron, Vault-Tec Workshop, Contraptions Workshop, and Wasteland Workshop.
During the presentation, associate art director Daniel Lee enthusiastically shared, ‘Beyond the add-ons, the Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition also boasts over 150 pieces of Creation Club content, including exclusive, never-before-seen items to enhance your journey. And for this special anniversary, we’re elevating your experience even further by bringing Creations to Fallout 4, ensuring an abundance of fresh content for the Commonwealth!’
The Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition is slated for a November 10 release. While specific platforms are yet to be fully detailed, Bethesda confirmed a major reveal: Fallout 4 will be launching on the Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026.
Another teaser trailer highlighted Fallout 4’s arrival on the Nintendo Switch 2.
Obsidian Entertainment Joins the Celebration: A New Fallout: New Vegas Bundle Unveiled!
While dedicated fans like Danny Trejo might still be hoping for a full remaster, Fallout Day 2025 did deliver some exciting news for Fallout: New Vegas. Original developer Obsidian Entertainment made a special appearance during the livestream to celebrate their cult classic, announcing a 15th Anniversary Bundle. This collector’s dream includes a stunning Big Box, the PC Ultimate Edition, a Vault Boy pin, Evaluation Cards, exclusive Mojave Express and NCR Recon patches, and a magnificent Victor Statue as its centerpiece.
This highly anticipated Fallout: New Vegas 15th Anniversary Edition bundle is available for pre-order right now through the Bethesda Gear Store.
An image showcasing the impressive Fallout: New Vegas 15th Anniversary Bundle, featuring its various collector’s items.
And for those who love to show their fandom, Bethesda unveiled a range of new merchandise. We got quick glimpses of Dog Meat modeling some of these cool accessories, including a stylish Vault-Tec hat, classic themed lunchboxes, an adorable Dog Meat plush toy, a festive Vault Boy Halloween basket, collectible bobbleheads, and much more!
Experience Fallout Beyond the Screen: Real-World Attractions!
Community manager Danielle Bartholomew took the stage to excite fans with a preview of upcoming real-world Fallout attractions.
If you’re looking to step into the Wasteland, Universal Studios Hollywood and Florida’s Halloween Horror Nights are currently featuring thrilling haunted houses and themed activities. For sports enthusiasts, the second Fallout Night with the Texas Stars is happening in Austin. And for a unique experience in Nevada, don’t miss the fourth annual Pioneer Saloon Festival, offering a cooking competition, car show, film festival, and more!
Adding to the real-world experiences, the Las Vegas Atomic Museum is collaborating with Bethesda to launch ‘The World of Fallout Exhibit’ this November, showcasing fascinating artifacts straight from the game’s iconic universe.
Fallout Shelter Hits a Decade: Major Seasonal Update Announced!
In a landmark update, Bethesda confirmed that Seasons are finally arriving in Fallout Shelter, marking the game’s most significant content drop to date. Preview footage teased exciting new content for each upcoming season, complete with distinct themes, engaging challenges, and exclusive items. Each limited-time season will also feature a battle pass, though specific release dates for these seasonal updates are yet to be revealed.
Fallout Shelter Hits a Decade: Major Seasonal Update Announced!
With more than 230 million downloads under its belt, seasons are finally coming to Fallout Shelter in what Bethesda calls its biggest update for the game ever. Footage of the upcoming update includes a first look at some of the content in each future season, with each sporting a unique theme, challenges, and items to use. Each season runs for a limited time and includes a battle pass.
Fallout 76’s Next Chapter: Journey to Burning Springs!
A new trailer for Fallout 76: Burning Springs was unveiled.
The ‘Burning Springs’ expansion plunges Fallout 76 players into the arid Ohio wasteland, where they’ll confront a formidable Supermutant king vying for control. This new region promises fresh discoveries, including unique fish, engaging public events, and even mutant pigs. The showcased footage hints at a completely distinct visual style, offering Fallout fans a refreshing new experience.
Adding to the excitement, Walton Goggins made an appearance during the stream to tease the inclusion of his Fallout TV show character, The Ghoul, in Burning Springs. Players can look forward to tracking down his bounties in Highway Town.
Good news for Fallout: New Vegas aficionados! Fallout 76 will be receiving some nostalgic additions, including the legendary Ranger Armor and a familiar green motel dinosaur from the Mojave. While these new features and more are arriving soon, native PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions of Fallout 76 are slated for a 2026 release.
What Lies Ahead for the Fallout Universe?
A Twitter post from the official Fallout account shared that the #FalloutDay post-show was live, inviting viewers to join @scottykfitness.
No Fallout Day celebration would be complete without Todd Howard, Bethesda’s studio head and creative director. He assured fans that the team is dedicated to bringing them everything they desire, though further updates will require patience. The stream concluded with a series of surprise cameos from Wes Johnson, John Carpenter, and much of the Fallout TV show cast, all wishing everyone a happy Fallout Day. Mark your calendars: Fallout Season 2 premieres on Amazon Prime Video on December 17, 2025!
Following the main Fallout Day 2025 broadcast, the Fallout for Hope livestream featured a charity variety show, with all proceeds dedicated to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The initiative aims to hit its $1 million goal for 2025, and if achieved by the end of today, every Fallout 76 player will receive the exclusive ‘Hopeful’ Player Title.
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This article was brought to you by Michael Cripe, a freelance writer for IGN, known for his contributions to publications such as The Pitch, The Escapist, and OnlySP.