Bethesda Softworks releases Fallout Shelter as a free-to-play simulation game on iOS devices, marking the debut of the game and its introduction to the mobile gaming market.
Fallout Shelter becomes available on Android devices, expanding the game's reach to a wider audience across various smartphone users.
The game launches on Windows PCs via the Windows Store, providing PC gamers the opportunity to experience Fallout Shelter beyond mobile platforms.
Fallout Shelter is released on the Xbox One console, marking its entry into the console gaming space and broadening its player base.
The game launches on the PlayStation 4, further expanding its availability on major gaming consoles.
Fallout Shelter is released on the Nintendo Switch, allowing players to enjoy the game on a portable hybrid console.
Vault 111 was built as part of the Vault-Tec project to provide refuge and preserve human life in the event of nuclear war.
The player begins managing Vault 111 as the new Overseer, responsible for building, expanding, and protecting the Vault dwellers.
The Vault successfully constructed and began operation of its first power plant, ensuring energy to maintain Vault functions.
Raiders attack Vault 111, challenging the Vault dwellers' safety and management capabilities.
Vault dwellers were sent to explore the ruins of the wasteland to retrieve resources and gear.
The Vault Overseer implemented a breeding program to increase the population and labor force inside the Vault.
A Deathclaw breached Vault defenses, requiring strategic defense measures to be implemented by the Overseer.
Vault 111 was expanded with specialized rooms to improve dweller health, happiness, and inventory management.
Pets began accompanying dwellers to increase their happiness and efficiency during exploration and work.
Dwellers returned from exploration with rare and powerful weapons, boosting Vault defense capabilities.
