Fallout Day Sale blasts every game in the series to record-low prices on Xbox and PC

Fallout 76: The Pitt Deluxe Edition | was $59.99 now $16.83 at GMG (Steam)

Bethesda's experimental multiplayer RPG Fallout 76 has come a long way over the years, and is a much better experience now than it was at launch. This edition features everything in the base game as well as some exclusive items themed after The Pitt, the game's latest major content update.

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Fallout 4: GOTY Edition | was $39.99 now $8.50 at GMG (Steam)

Though it lacks some RPG elements, Fallout 4 is, nevertheless, a very fun romp through the post-apocalyptic Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Like Skyrim, it's also an incredible foundation for mods, especially on PC. The GOTY Edition includes all of the game's DLC content.

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Fallout 4 VR | was $59.99 now $12.75 at GMG (Steam)

Interested in trying out Fallout 4 in virtual reality? Look no further than the official VR version of the game, which is complete with full mod support.

Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition | was $19.99 now $5.61 at GMG (Steam)

New Vegas is often regarded as the best Fallout thanks to its stellar writing and deep RPG mechanics. It's set in Nevada's Mojave Desert, and primarily revolves around what remains of both the Hoover Dam and Las Vegas a little over 200 years since the bombs fell. The Ultimate Edition comes with all the DLC expansions.

See at: Xbox (Standard Edition)

Fallout 3: GOTY Edition | was $19.99 now $4.25 at GMG (Steam)

Bethesda's first take on the franchise after acquiring it from Interplay was Fallout 3, a game that brought the series into 3D for the first time. All things considered, it holds up quite well after all these years if you ask us, and has quite an interesting setting of Washington, D.C.. Snag the GOTY Edition to get all the DLC, too.

See at: Xbox (Standard Edition)

Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel | was $9.99 now $2.13 at GMG (Steam)

This squad-based strategy spinoff often goes unnoticed by fans of the Fallout franchise, but it's worth a playthrough — especially at this price. Just be aware that none of what happens in the game is considered canon officially, as it conflicts with the events of later titles quite significantly.

See at: Microsoft Store (PC)

Fallout 2: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game | was $9.99 now $2.13 at GMG (Steam)

Set 80 years after the original game, Fallout 2 tasks you with finding a Vault-Tec Garden of Eden Creation Kit that supposedly has the ability to create and sustain lush ecosystems. With such a device, you'd be able to save your village — a community of tribal folk descended from the fabled Vault Dweller.

See at: Microsoft Store (PC)

Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game | was $9.99 now $2.13 at GMG (Steam)

The CRPG classic that started it all. Nearly 100 years after global nuclear devastation, step out from Vault 13 into the wastes of California and embark on a quest to find a water purification chip to ensure the survival of your fellow Vault residents. Along the way, you'll encounter many of the most significant creatures, characters, and factions in gaming history.

See at: Microsoft Store (PC)