There is actually a connection between the Squid Game reality show and Fallout Shelter: They're both produced by Studio Lambert, along with Fallout series producer Kilter Films, Amazon MGM Studios, and Bethesda.

Fallout Season 2 continues to engage the viewers on Prime Video. While the show has sparked a lot of conversation around certain departures from game lore, it has strategically revived a favourite element that longtime fans thought was lost forever.

Ella Purnell's Lucy MacLean and Walton Goggin's Ghoul journey so far feels exactly like early gameplay walkthroughs of Fallout.

Other users have mentioned seeing a similar issue with Batman: Arkham City and a few other games, but many fans suggest this could be a sign towards an upcoming shadow drop of both Fallout 3 Remastered and Fallout: New Vegas Remastered, as many people saw similar issues with The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion before its remaster launched.

Fallout Season 2 follows the video game series’ legacy more closely, especially the beloved Fallout: New Vegas (2010).

Fallout season 2 seems to have less buzz than season 1, so how is that translating into the actual viewership numbers this time?

According to the Nielsen data--which combines multiple seasons in its ranking reports-- 54% of Fallout streaming minutes on Prime Video for the December 15-21 week were from Season 2, making up about 429 million minutes. The rest came from viewership of Season 1.

The Fallout games were never really about the end of the world—because, as it turns out, nothing ever really ends. Look back at the original entries in the long-running RPG series, published by Interplay in the 1990s: From the very beginning, these games ...