Polygon breaks down Fallout season 2 episode 8 with some help from showrunner Geneva Robertson-Dworet, Bethesda boss Todd Howard, and Kyle MacLachlan

A new open-world Fallout game is coming, but the road to release is fraught with challenges.

Fallout Season 2 is hardly over but we're already thinking about Fallout Season 3!

In Fallout season 2 episode 7, Hank MacClean (Kyle MacLachlan) and his daughter Lucy (Ella Purnell) are on their way to reverse the brainwashing machines Hank’s cooked up at the Vault-Tec office in New Vegas. Instead of walking to the mainframe, however, he suggests they take the golf cart.

TL;DR: Bethesda confirms the Fallout TV show is fully canon and will influence future games, including Fallout 5, which will exist in the show's timeline. Multiple Fallout projects are in development, with Fallout 5 arriving after Elder Scrolls VI.

Borderlands failed as a movie by cramming chaos into two hours; after Fallout’s TV success, it deserves a series to nail its tone.

It may leave us with more questions than answers, but it’s a satisfying finale that’ll have you anxiously anticipating the start of Season 3. Let’s break down the twisty ending of Fallout Season 2. In the final episode,