Briefly: Falloutscape? Basically. As the launch of one of my most anticipated games of all time steadily approaches, we’ve been getting into some pretty heavy Fallout coverage here at Geekscape.
I’d expect that to continue through to Tuesday of next week, when I may just disappear forever. Not into Fallout 4? What’s wrong with you?
In any case, Tuesday isn’t here just yet, and the Fallout coverage continues. Following the game’s official launch trailer earlier today, I’m happy to report that the Fallout 4 Pip-Boy app for iOS and Android is now available, and that the app will also be launching for Windows Phone in the near future.
The app is a second screen experience for Fallout 4 that will allow players to manage their inventory, check their stats, play some small, stylized games, view the game’s map, your current quests, and access other game-related information on the go. As of now, of course, it’s limited to a mini-game called Atomic Command, and a demo mode where you can take a look at some of the app’s other functionality.
Every Fallout 4 player will be able to use the app, but it’s most exciting for those of us who were lucky enough to get our hands on Fallout 4‘s elusive Pip-Boy edition. The special edition includes a wearable Pip-Boy, which, when paired with the Pip-Boy app, will get you as close to becoming a real lone wanderer as you can get!
The app is extremely well done (and Atomic Command is good fun for now), and I certainly can’t wait to see how it feels using it in-game come Tuesday.
You can grab the app from the iOS App Store here, and Google Play here. Be sure to let us know just how excited you are for the game to release!
