You Can Get A Fallout 76 Beta Code By Pre-Ordering Now via Amazon

Jun 13, 2018 at 04:18pm EDT

The Fallout 76 beta isn't active yet, but it may be available in a few months considering that the full game is coming out mid-November.

In case you're looking to ensure a spot for yourself in the upcoming test, Amazon is already sending out Fallout 76 beta codes if you pre-order the game. It should be noted that the pre-order doesn't bill you yet and it is indeed possible to revoke it after receiving the beta code. In case you do get a beta code, you'll have to redeem it here.

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The Fallout 76 beta will be available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and on PC via Bethesda.net. It will begin first on Xbox One, followed by the other platforms.

For more information on how the game works, check our previous report.

All-new graphics, lighting and landscape technology brings to life six distinct West Virginia regions. From the forests of Appalachia to the noxious crimson expanses of the Cranberry Bog, each region offers its own risks and rewards.

Use the all-new Construction and Assembly Mobile Platform (C.A.M.P.) to build and craft anywhere in the world. Your C.A.M.P. will provide much-needed shelter, supplies, and safety. You can even set up shop to trade goods with other survivors. But beware, not everyone will be quite so neighborly.

Go it alone or with fellow survivors to unlock access to the ultimate weapon – Nuclear Missiles. This destruction also creates a high-level zone with rare and valuable resources. Do you protect or unleash the power of the atom? The choice is yours.

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