There was never enough power, food was scarce, and the dwellers were thirsty and miserable. Try as I might I couldn't get my gauges to stay healthy for very long. My first instinct was to grab them and put them to work as soon as possible, worrying about any technicalities later. The start of the game will present you with a small ragtag group of survivors standing outside your vault doors. This will sound extremely obvious but it's absolutely essential for getting those power, food and water gauges into the green. If you've got any insights you'd like to share, hit us up in the comments below or on our Facebook page, letting us know how you survived your first few hours. Getting your Vault off to a healthy start is not easy though, and so we've put together some very basic tips that should at the very least set you off on the right path to wasteland survival. Once downloaded, those same fans discovered a very nicely fleshed out and benevolently monetised package, with plenty of fan service trimmings to tide them over until the release of Fallout 4.Īlso Read: Fallout: Shelter Review - Mobile Hero or Just Another Ghoul From the F2P Wastelands? The surprise of the announcement at E3 that the iOS base-builder would be available at the end of the conference sent Fallout starved fans rushing to the App Store.

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