If you constantly check and keep track of SPECIAL stats on each Dweller, you can come up with the best choice for where to place them. Try to move Dwellers into areas where they will level up the fastest and obtain the most resources for your Vault. By placing a Dweller that's higher in the SPECIAL stat which the room has, you'll decrease that timer and the dweller will level up faster. Each resource room has a timer that will count down to when you can gather from it, and each room also has a SPECIAL stat. Its very important to note which room a Dweller is best suited to be placed in. What did you find most exciting about Bethesda's E3 2018 press conference? Are you looking forward to playing Fallout Shelter on Nintendo Switch or PlayStation 4? Feel free to let us know in the comments section below, and stay tuned for more from Newsweek's Player.One as E3 2018 unfolds.Dweller Work Stats Pic01.jpg Carefully Plan Each Dweller’s Placement According to Bethesda, players logged 29 million hours during Fallout Shelter's first month.Īlso coming up on mobile from Bethesda: The Elder Scrolls: Legends and The Elder Scrolls Blades.

The game launched on PC in 2016 and Xbox One in 2017. It launched on Jas an iOS exclusive, then came to Android in August 2015. The Nintendo Switch version supports both Joy-Con and touchscreen play, and both releases, like the existing versions on PC and mobile, will be free to play.įallout Shelter was a delightful surprise from Bethesda during E3 2015.

The news of a possible Fallout Shelter port leaked earlier this week along with a trophy list for PlayStation 4. Over 120 million people have played Fallout Shelter since its 2015 launch, said Howard, a greater number of people than the amount who have played every other Bethesda game combined.

Bethesda's wildly successful Fallout spinoff, Fallout Shelter, will be available tonight for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch, according to executive producer Todd Howard during Bethesda's E3 2018 press conference.

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