Fallout: Miami

Twenty Nine Years since we first stepped out of the Vault and into the Wasteland. From the deserts of California to the Foothills of Appalachia, it all started then. Happy Birthday Fallout!

No idea where you heard that. When Miami is ready to release, we'll announce a date and not before.

An eclectic hunter-gatherer cult living in the south of Miami, the Tide Riders leave peacefully away from the rest of the wasteland guided by their leader Max Guru.

Two posts in as many days, wild! For anyone curious, here are some alternative shots we considered for the 4th of July Post.

You're never gonna guess who that song belongs to in game.

Freedom... now that's something worth celebrating. Whether you call yourself a Patriot or not doesn't matter. If you got enough fire in your belly to punch the lights out of anyone who thinks they can walk all over you, then you're good people, Nuclear Patriots kind of people.

With roots going back over 200 years the Slavers have taken control over all of Northern Miami, controlling the area from their fortress of Sunshine Cove.

Home to the Nuclear Patriots, the Foundry is an industrial fortress where the Patriots plan their attacks on the Slavers, modify their cars, and engage in regular drunken bashes.

Descending from the pre-war U.S. Government, the Enclave carries the legacy of the old American way of life. They have kept their continued presence largely a secret until now.

Here in Vault 53 things may break down, but one thing that never breaks is the Christmas Spirit! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from all of us at Fallout Miami!

Come in Post Apocalyptica! It’s a beautiful, balmy, day out in the Vacay Wastes with a gnarly 101 degrees on the winds. There's a sandstorm comin' up from down south so stay safe, but for anyone still hanging' ten out there, this one is for you... youtube.com/watch?v=a12jddyo…

A caravan stop for traders in the south of Miami, Flamingo Trailer Park opens its gates to whoever wishes to make it home. Most living in the trailers don’t stay long and those that do don’t ever plan on leaving.

Downtown was once the bustling heart of Miami Beach, populated with tourist attractions and city nightlife. But after the bombs, it became a concrete jungle with many dangers around every corner.

Let's Go Pal... 10 years ago the Sole Survivor first stepped out of Vault 111 into the Commonwealth Wasteland and the rest was History. Here’s to 10 years of settlement building, fighting mutants, and wandering the wasteland!

The Trade Route is the only safe passage through Flamingo from the mainland, made possible by the presence of Marsh Company, who guard the roads and sunken neighborhoods.

Happy Fallout Day! Make Sure to Book your Place in Vault 53 to wait out the Nuclear Apocalypse, only 52 Years until the Deadline!

Located in the north of Miami, the Maimon General Hospital served the Miami-Dade arena until the Big Kahuna. However now it has been taken over by the Dreamers.

A pre-war law enforcement weapon for when liberal use of force is required, the Quad-Barrel Shotgun is a step up from conventional shotguns in terms of accuracy, weight and barrel count. Its simple design has allowed Nuclear Patriots gunsmiths to reproduce it.

The Rovers are a close-knit community living in the old Captain Squally’s pier. Their strange appearance and piratical nature makes for an odd sight in the ruins of Miami.