Fallout Shelter is a free-to-play construction and management simulation video game developed by Bethesda Game Studios, with assistance by Behaviour Interactive, and published by Bethesda Softworks.

Fallout Shelter and Fallout 4 are both video games in the Fallout series, but they have different gameplay and features.

United States Safe Room fallout shelters are designed to provide multiple layers of protection, including earth, concrete and solid-plate steel.

With over 70 million play sessions a day and $5.1 million earned in just two weeks of availability, Fallout Shelter has been nothing short of an unqualified success for Bethesda. This news of Fallout Shelter's success caps off what has been a triumphant few months for Fallout and Bethesda.

A fallout shelter is an enclosed space specially designated to protect occupants from radioactive debris or fallout resulting from a nuclear explosion. Many such shelters were constructed as civil defense measures during the Cold War.

Fallout Shelter is structured as a base building exercise where the ultimate goal is to build as many underground rooms as possible filled with a ton of vault dwellers, all of whom need their morale maintained.

A fallout shelter is an enclosed space specially designated to protect occupants from radioactive debris or fallout resulting from a nuclear explosion. Many such shelters were constructed as civil defense measures during the Cold War.

Inspired by games like XCOM and SimCity, Fallout Shelter revolves around the idea of creating your very own Vault. The player takes the role of the Overseer and focuses on expanding the Vault and keeping its Dwellers happy. Vault Dwellers level up and can eventually reproduce to create more dwellers within the Vault.

During the Cold War, the threat of a nuclear war caused many people to build fallout shelters. Fallout shelters were designed to protect people from radioactive dirt and debris that can fall out of the air following a nuclear detonation.

During the Cold War, the threat of a nuclear war caused many people to build fallout shelters. Fallout shelters were designed to protect people from radioactive dirt and debris that can fall out of the air following a nuclear detonation.

During the Cold War, the threat of a nuclear war caused many people to build fallout shelters. Fallout shelters were designed to protect people from radioactive dirt and debris that can fall out of the air following a nuclear detonation.

The stats of the Dwellers in your Vault are indicated by the acronym SPECIAL. Each letter stands for a specific attribute of a Dweller that is important to the actions they take and their survival. The higher each number is for each stat, the stronger and better overall a Dweller may be.

This makes the balance all the more difficult to maintain and in turn actually makes the game even more addictive to play. Fallout Shelter isn't hard, it's just really really addictive. You'll make a few tweaks to your vault and then an hour later go straight back in and make some more tweaks.

The SPECIAL and the level of the parents will influence the children's starting SPECIAL's.

The stats of the Dwellers in your Vault are indicated by the acronym SPECIAL. Each letter stands for a specific attribute of a Dweller that is important to the actions they take and their survival. The higher each number is for each stat, the stronger and better overall a Dweller may be.

Thus, the fallout shelter, or bomb shelter, was born. Prompted by the Soviet Union's testing of hydrogen bombs, in 1955 the Federal Civil Defense Administration - a group created to deal with civilian safety - instructed U.S. citizens to start constructing fallout shelters.