Similarly, outfits provide boosts to stats or added armor protection. Weapons are found in lunchboxes, from exploring, or completing quests. If you want to survive the outbreaks and occasional raider break-in, you will need some weapons. When a dweller gets low on water, they become irradiated. When a dweller gets low on food, they lose health. As Overseer, you are in charge of providing for the dwellers’ basic needs. Once you have built the main rooms, you’ll need to keep an eye on your resources. Rooms can be upgraded to become more productive at the expense of caps. Rooms and vault improvements take “caps”, which are the in-game currency. If you need some dwellers to crank out some resources, you can put them into “rush mode”. These stats will help you determine how good each dweller will be in a particular position in your vault.ĭouble-clicking on a room (or pressing “A”) allows you to view more details on that room.
Each dweller has stats representing what they are particularly good (or not so good) at. The next step is to assign 1 or more dwellers to a room. Fortunately, dwellers are lining up to live in your vault. This room acts as a generator, giving power to other rooms to allow them to provide their function.īut rooms need “dwellers” to operate. Vaults need power, so the first thing you do is build a power room. Your vault is made up of rooms, including special rooms that serve a specific purpose and generate “resources”.
I quite liked the number selected for me. A random number is selected, but you may choose your own. Gameplayįallout Shelter starts with your creating a new “Vault”. There are micro-transactions to boost in-game productivity, but they are optional. Fallout Shelter by Bethesda Softworks is a free game for Xbox One and Windows 10.
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