A new update for Fallout 76 coming this September will introduce public and custom worlds to the game, giving players the ability to create their own personal Appalachia.
Bethesda announced today that the Fallout Worlds update will hit Fallout 76 in September, bringing a wide list of customizable settings to the game. It will allow players to construct C.A.M.P.S in previously-restricted areas, remove the need for electricity when building, change PvP rules and difficulty settings, and more.
[ignvideo url="https://www.ign.com/videos/2021/06/13/fallout-76-the-pitt-teaser"]"Our modding community has been an enormous part of our games for over 20 years, and it's always been our long-term goal with Fallout 76 to give you your own servers to customize for yourself and your friends," Bethesda's blog post reads. "After much iteration, we're thrilled to reveal an exciting new system that's just the beginning for creating all-new experiences designed by you — Fallout Worlds."
When players boot up Fallout 76 after the Worlds update goes live in September, they'll see the standard Fallout 76 Adventure and Private Adventure modes on the main menu as well as two new modes: Public Worlds and Custom Worlds. Public Worlds are a rotating series of Fallout Worlds experiences available to all players. They're handcrafted by Bethesda Game Studios using input from the Fallout 76 community.
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"Each Public World uses a different combination of Fallout Worlds' settings to bring you a unique play experience," Bethesda's blog post reads. "Custom Worlds completely evolves the personalization of Fallout 76's existing private servers, granting active Fallout 1st members full access to Fallout Worlds' settings and features to build their own personalized Appalachias."
Players can invite friends and teammates to their own Custom Worlds, even if those other players don't have a Fallout 1st membership, Bethesda says.
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Those looking to get a taste of what Fallout Worlds is bringing to Fallout 76 can head into the Public Test Servers to do so starting today. A date for the Fallout Worlds update has not been announced, but Bethesda notes that it's coming in September.
While waiting for the Fallout Worlds update to hit the game, check out the Fallout 76 Steel Reign launch trailer and then read about everything added to Fallout 76 with its recent Locked and Loaded update that went live in April. Check out IGN's performance review of Fallout 76 after it received an FPS boost on Xbox Series X|S after that.
[poilib element="accentDivider"]Wesley LeBlanc is a freelance news writer and guide maker for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter @LeBlancWes.
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