Fallout Shelter's Massive Update Out Now; Fallout Shelter PC Download

By Mark Aserit
Fallout Shelter
The popular mobile game is available on Android at last! Bethesda

Bethesda rolled out huge update for Fallout Shelter on Thursday, and it comes with new quest system and combat mechanics. The game developer also released the PC edition of hit mobile game. Now, here's how you can download Fallout Shelter PC. We'll also give details about update 1.6.

The PC version of Fallout Shelter is now available for download. Gamers who want to check it out should head to this link. Select the Shelter icon located under the Fallout 4 Creation Kit, and then click install. Before playing the game, gamers should make sure they have an active Bethesda.net account. Signing up is free.

The Fallout Shelter PC should run fine on most PCs. Check out the game's system requirements below.

CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad CPU Q9550 @2.83GHz

RAM: 2GB

Storage Capacity: 2GB

OS: Windows 7 64-bit or later

Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250 1GHz; Radeon HD 6970 1GHz

For Fallout Shelter 1.6 update, GameSpot reported it contains some of the biggest features of the game. Bethesda described the new quests are "more substantive." Players can now head out into the Wasteland together with their Dwellers. Previously, players can only send out Dwellers to gather weapons and keep up with the action through a sort of live diary, but with the new update, players can load up a mission in their Pip-Boy and explore Wasteland with Dwellers. Furthermore, some of the new features like the Super Duper Mart and Red Rocket Fuel Stop will be familiar to avid Fallout 4 players.

There's a new combat system too. While Dwellers can still auto-attack with their weapons, players can now select opponents and direct attacks for a critical hit. Plus, there are more challenges outside the Vault. Players have to fight against new enemies like Ghouls, Radscorpions, and more powerful opponents.

Fallout Shelter is a free mobile and PC game that offers microtransactions. Currently, the game has been downloaded for more than 50 million times. According to Games Radar, over 715,740,796 Dwellers have been sent out to the Wasteland to find weapons and scrap. In addition, the gaming community has racked up more than 265,356,294 hours in the game.

With this huge success, we expect Bethesda will continuously bring exciting updates to the game. Fallout Shelter is Bethesda's first mobile game. See the game's new features below.

Stay tuned with us for more update.

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