1 png spc fall craterender vaultboy copy headerpng Bethesda partners with Loot Crate for new bi-monthly Fallout crates

Bethesda partners with Loot Crate for new bi-monthly Fallout crates

Bethesda has teamed up with subscription commerce platform Loot Crate to create a bi-monthly Fallout-themed crate, the publisher has announced.

Pre-orders open today at 6.30pm UK time, and is the first create to feature an exclusive Fallout figure line and other Vault-Tec themed gear. The first crate will focus on Vault-Tec, and will celebrate the experience and experiments of everyday vault living beneath the Wasteland.

Priced at $49.99 plus shipping and handling for international buyers, each crate will include 4-6 exclusively licensed items across apparel, gear and other collectible items valued at over $65. Each one will also feature an iconic companion from the Fallout series, the first of which will be Fawkes from Fallout 3. Furthermore, each crate will include pieces of a power armour set that will buyers will be able to assemble from crate to crate.

A year’s bundle is also available to pre-order, and those that choose this option will get an exclusive bonus item in the form of a mini-nuke USB hub.

Founded in 2012, Loot Crate is a leading subscription commerce platform targeting super fans of entertainment franchises, working with major studios, games companies, comic publishers, professional sports leagues and personalities to curate premium and exclusive consumer products in themed mystery boxes that are delivered directly to subscribers’ doorsteps.

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