Can Obsidian make Fallout games again?

Obsidian is very much open to develop a new Fallout game. The only thing stopping them from doing so is Bethesda Softworks. They would need Softworks’ grace to develop a new Fallout game.

Will there be a 5th Fallout game?

Bethesda has confirmed that Fallout 5 is on its mind but we shouldn’t expect to see it for a long time yet.

Is Obsidian and Bethesda working together?

Yes, hot on the heels of Microsoft announcing that it has acquired Bethesda’s parent company ZeniMax and all of its constituent studios, Obsidian—which was added to Xbox Game Studios in 2018—has acknowledged the New Vegas-shaped elephant in the room. Microsoft also owns inXile, which revived the Wasteland series.

Where did the bombs fall in Fallout?

Nuclear bombs hit Pennsylvania and New York at 09:42 EST.

Is Bethesda finished?

Microsoft confirms its Bethesda acquisition is complete and ‘some games’ will be exclusive.

Could Bethesda and obsidian develop another Fallout game?

With Bethesda’s recent acquisition by Microsoft, there have been rumors that Obsidian could be interested in developing another Fallout game, but to understand the possibility of the two companies burying the hatchet, it is important to understand their falling out to begin with. Over the last few years, Obsidian has been getting back on its feet.

What is the relationship between Obsidian Entertainment and Bethesda like?

Obsidian Entertainment and Bethesda have one of the most uniquely intertwined histories of any two game development studios, most famously collaborating when Bethesda licensed the franchise IP to Obsidian to make Fallout: New Vegas.

Should Microsoft bring Bethesda and Obsidian back together?

With Obsidian relying largely on unproven IPs with games like Avowed for its future and Bethesda dealing with recent disappointments and a long wait until The Elder Scrolls 6, there may be a big financial incentive for Microsoft to encourage a collaboration between the studios once again.

Does obsidian pay royalties for Obsidian games?

Obsidian’s creative director Chris Avellone took to Twitter to explain that the development deal was “a straight payment, no royalties, only a bonus if we got an 85+ on Metacritic, which we didn’t,” leading many fans of the game to be disappointed with both Metacritic’s system and Bethesda’s outsourcing practices.