Bethesda chief Todd Howard says he gets the “anxiety from fans” regarding the studio’s dead silence on Fallout 5, which has continued even amid peak Fallout TV show hype, but maintains that work is happening and news will come.
In Game Informer’s excellent oral history of Fallout, Howard joins other Bethesda veterans in evaluating the future of the series. For years, the only concrete information we’ve had for Fallout 5 is that it will come out after The Elder Scrolls 6 – another game with next to no details available, and no release date in sight. Not terribly comforting, you could say, but Howard is optimistic.
“Looking at {Fallout 76], we’ve never stopped developing Fallout,” he says. “We’ve had a full team on it for a long time, so Fallout, as a franchise, is the one that we’re still doing the most work in, above anything. Now, the majority of our internal team is on Elder Scrolls 6. We are doing other things with Fallout that we haven’t announced. And, you know, there’ll come a time for that.
“I get the sort of anxiety from fans, like, ‘What else? Feed me!'” he adds. “But, look, we’re working on stuff. And, you know, we do like to wait. And so, I think there will be a moment to talk about [the future of Fallout], and we want to make those special moments for our fans.”
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