A new is coming out in 2026, offering solo players a unique tabletop experience while exploring the post-apocalyptic wasteland. The Fallout franchise is experiencing an unexpected surge in popularity thanks to the TV series, which explores the origins of the infamous Vault-Tec while also showcasing a unique post-apocalyptic world. Although is not expected for several more years at minimum, a new solo Fallout RPG might scratch the itch of fans looking to dig deeper into that world, although they'll need to be ready for some solo TTRPG play to do so.
This week, Modiphius announced, a new tabletop RPG meant for solo play. The game will procedurally generate a story for solo players without a new GM, allowing them to explore the wasteland after they emerge from a Vault-Tec vault. Players will also be able to play as other kinds of characters, including survivors, ghouls, super mutants, and robots. The game will use Modiphius's 2D20 system and will be released in 2026.
Outside the video games, Modiphius's is one of the best ways to experience the franchise. Unlike, which uses a D20 system that involves trying to roll equal to or higher than a certain number,theuses a 2D20 system in which players roll two twenty-sided dice to get below a certain number. The game also brings over many other systems from the games, intending to make it as familiar a feeling to video games as possible.
There are some similarities between the Fallout series and Avowed that have me a little nervous about what the future of the series could hold.
Modiphius also has plans to expand its line, with more books that delve further into the history and geography of different parts of the Wastelands. New books are planned to explore New California and the Mojave, the Capital Wasteland, the Commonwealth, and the Appalachian Wasteland. No release dates were provided for any of these new books, but it seems like the plan is to continue growing the line for the foreseeable future.
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