Bethesda Director No Rush to Release New Fallout Game

TapTechNews June 18th news, Todd Howard, the director of Bethesda (Bethesda), said that they are "in no hurry" to release a new Fallout game, meaning that a new installment in the Fallout series won't be seen by players in the short term.

When interviewed by the MrMattyPlays YouTube channel, Howard said that against the backdrop of the hit Fallout TV series, he understands the players' longing for a follow-up to the mainline single-player game in the fallout series, but developing such games requires a lot of time and effort, so it won't be seen by players in the short term.

Howard said Bethesda doesn't want to rush to keep up with the heat and continuously polishes its quality to make every installment of the fallout series a "meaningful moment".

TapTechNews translated part of Howard's interview content as follows:

Developing a new game can't be rushed. The fallout TV series now fills a gap in terms of the fallout series games and storytelling.

I completely understand the players' longing for a new mainline story, but it all takes time to polish. I don't think missing the current heat is a bad thing, we just want to make the game well, whether it's The Elder Scrolls, Fallout, or Starfield, we just want to ensure meaningful moments for every player who loves these IPs.