Fallout Shelter Celebrates 5 Years with Game Giveaways

After a long silence, Bethesda has opened the vault to announce the launch of a new To celebrate the fifth anniversary of Fallout Shelter released on Android and iOS nearly 5 years ago, in alignment with Fallout 4, the game creators are giving away massive prizes for any users logged in to the game during the promotion period.

From June 15-19, Bethesda free in-game prizes and clothes, cosmetic decorations, and elite armor and weapons. Every day users can log in to the game to claim a free random prize to celebrate five years of nuclear apocalyptic madness.

Be sure to use this in combination with the fallout loot crate hack to maximize your chances of getting something super rare and powerful.

The Fallout Shelter team put together a really nice infographic of statistics from over five years of everyone's vault experiments on Steam, Android, iOS, Xbox and Playstation.

In summary:

• 1,406,518,988 babies born in-game (that's over 1 billion vault dwellers born into the wasteland since the game started)
• 192,151,532 vaults created (I guess vault tec was busy)
• 1,208,946,918 hours of Fallout Shelter played in-game on total (that excludes time people play offline likely)
• 467,381,987 quests completed 
• 116,706,558 dwellers levelled to 50 (the max character stats level)
• 454,707,234 dwellers died exploring the wasteland
• 248,345,879 pets adopted in-game (if only that was true in the real world :( )
• 246,922,824 deathclaw attacks - those guys are mean
• 303,338,222 cappy and bottle visits to vaults - special cameos from the Nukacola fallout DLC
• 6,612,569 number of vaults at the 200 max occupancy
• 27,706,064 nuka-cola bottler rooms built
• 4,588,123,634 mysterious stranger visits - remember when the mystery audio plays, find the stranger & click on him to get extra rewards like nukacaps
• 1,319,415,819 rad roach infestations 

I'd love to see how much total money people have wasted spent buying loot crates, armor and other upgrades. But, I don't think Bethesda is willing to show that number. I also wish I could quantify how much money we've saved through free hacks and cheat code trainers for the community - dare I say 1 billion?

Keep on playing'