Yes, there’s so much cool Fallout content to document this month. While you may be aware of the Fallout TV show, which we just learned will be available via Amazon Prime on April 10th, a number of fan projects and creations have also arrived as part of the Fallout fandom. The latest of these is the first trailer for Fallout: Destruction, a new fan film made by someone you might be familiar with if you’re a veteran of the series.
For those who aren’t familiar, here’s a little refresher. Back in the halcyon days of 2011, when the idea of adapting Fallout for TV or film seemed more like a pipe dream, Fallout came out. Originally planned and released as a fan film, it eventually became a web series that ran for several seasons, received a few spin-offs, and was even mentioned in Fallout New Vegas – via Nuclear Destroyer , the Nuka-Cola melee weapon is part of the Gunslinger’s Arsenal DLC.
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Now, with Nuka Break creator Zack Finfrock first trailer He’s working on a new fan film called Fallout: Sabotage. In addition to featuring Nuka-Breaker – don’t worry, people do get hit by it – Breaking’s first trailer focuses on protagonist Twig, the character Finfrock played in Nuka Break that he’s reprising his role.
Featuring plenty of cameos from the factions and iconography you know and love, the trailer teases what’s to come for Twig ten years after the events of Nuka Break, which apparently took place before Fallout 4 came out Before. The only dialogue in it comes at the end, just as a cover of Vera Lynn’s “We’ll Meet Again” begins to fade.
“Hey, we’re starting over,” says Flynn Flock as Twig, providing a potentially interesting meta-commentary on his return to the world of Fallout fan movies. It’s a cool little teaser, but if you’re in a rush for a release date, you’ll have to settle for “coming soon.”
That said, Finfrock has been providing updates on the project’s progress on a semi-regular basis since it began crowdfunding the project via GoFundMe in January of this year, so it’s likely that even with the original target of releasing in early April, these projects will continue to appear. It looks like it may no longer be on the cards. As of this writing, Finfrock has raised just under $22,000 of its current target of $25,000.
If you fancy watching an already-released Fallout fan film while you wait for more news about Fallout Breaking, the aptly named Fallout Deadweight did release last week and offers some alternative endings to Fallout 4 .