The History of Fallout

by Paul Davies, Maura Sutton, Mark Hill

Welcome to the Fallout Saga book, a celebration of your great adventures as Vault Dweller, Chosen One, Lone Wanderer, Courier and Overseer.

Before you march into the Wasteland once more, this saga book is only to say Thank You.

98 pages, Hardcover

First published November 10, 2015

About the author

Paul^^Davies

Paul Davies has worked in journalism for over 25 years, first editing gaming magazines and websites and now as a writer and consultant to games developers and publishers. He is the co-author of numerous gaming books including The Art of Assassin’s Creed Origins, The Art of Deus Ex Universe, The Art of Horizon Zero Dawn, Awakening The Art of Halo 4, The Art of Thief and Tales From the Sea of Thieves.

Reviews

[Sam]

Had a good look through this one today!
It's inspired me to want to play the games!
Boyfriend will be pleased!
Full of cool stills from the games over the years and some amazing artwork on the final pages, the book is immersive and designed to get people up to speed on the storylines.

[Cameron Deavin]

It boggles my mind that they actually charge money for this thing

[Dean]

This is a solid tribute to the world of Fallout, with all the games covered in chronological order. Each chapter has a mixture of background info, story recap and lovely storyboard art, all in an oversized glossy presentation book.
Perhaps lacking a little in-depth detail if you’re being picky.
A nice fan extra.

[Natalie]

A nice collectors book for anyone that is a fan of the Fallout series. The book has excellent pictures and good short summaries about the different games and features, but without giving too much away to those that may not have played them.

[Wednesday]

Easy to read, good quality photos

[Tomasz]

Beautiful summary of what happened in Fallouts (I-3, Tactics and NV). It shortly summarizes the plot of each game and describes key characters, locations, creatures and other things worth remembering. Must have for Fallout fans.

[Joel]

It's a fun little diversion to run a longtime fan of the series back through their adventures in the various versions of the Wasteland, but there's not a whole lot to it beyond that.

[Karl Kloeden]

Would be better off reading the Fallout wikipedia.