Epic Games Store is Getting One of 2015's Best Games on April 25

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Bethesda's Fallout 4 will be making its debut on the Epic Games Store come April 25. Right now is a great time to be a fan of the Fallout franchise. The Fallout TV series has been a huge hit on Amazon, and Bethesda is capitalizing on this momentum by bringing content to the video games as well, including Fallout 4.

Fallout 4 is the latest main series entry in the long-running, open world RPG, post-apocalyptic franchise. It was first released in 2015 and earned rave reviews from critics, though there were some criticisms aimed at the voiced protagonist and technical shortcomings. Bethesda supported Fallout 4 with regular updates and DLC expansions, giving fans good reason to stick with the game for the long haul.

Soon PC gamers will have a new way to experience Fallout 4, as it's been confirmed that the game is joining the Epic Games Store on April 25. Fallout 4's Epic Games Store debut will coincide with a big update that will add more PC-specific features, including widescreen and ultra-widescreen support, as well as fixes for lingering bugs. The update is admittedly more geared toward console players, especially those on PS5 and Xbox Series X, but the PC version of the game is getting some love as well.

Perhaps more exciting than Fallout 4 being added to the Epic Games Store on April 25 is the potential for it to eventually become one of the store's free giveaways. Multiple Bethesda games have been given away for free through the Epic Games Store over the years, either as part of the launcher's weekly giveaways or through its mystery game promotions. In fact, fans have already been guaranteed free Fallout games for 2024.

Three classic Fallout games, the first two titles in the series plus Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel, were erroneously announced as Epic Games Store freebies earlier this year. They were pulled and replaced, and it was then clarified that the games would be made free to Epic Games Store users later in 2024 instead. It's unclear exactly when