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This month PC Gamer celebrates everything Fallout with unprecedented access to many of the people who took the beloved post-apocalyptic RPG from cult classic to global phenomenon, including taking a look at the exciting new season of the Fallout TV show. If you're a Fallout fan, then this special feature will be a treat, with insider stories and secrets in bountiful supply. From the early isometric classics, such as Fallout 1 and 2, through to the 3D cult classics such as Fallout: New Vegas, and onto Fallout 4's recently released Anniversary Edition upgrade, we chart the rise of one of PC gaming's greatest RPG series.

Cover feature: Fallout Special

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Written by: Ted Litchfield

Magazine exclusive: Until January 29th, 2026

What's in this month's cover story: For our cover feature this month, PC Gamer gets world-exclusive access to many of the people who made Fallout what it is today, speaking to key devs on many of the Fallout games, as well as the stars of the new Fallout TV series. We celebrate the legacy of one of gaming's finest series, from its origins in Fallout 1, right through to the recently released Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition. It's a must-read for Fallout fans.

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Secondary feature: Deadlock

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Deadlock

Written by: Matt Cox

What's in this feature: With hundreds of hours of advanced access gameplay under his belt, Matt Cox delivers an everything you need to know guide on Valve's exciting new movement shooter, Deadlock, which splices in plenty of MOBA into the mix, too. Is Valve about to deliver its next multiplayer phenomenon? It's early days, with the game still in development and no release date announced, but things are looking very promising.

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Additional content in this month's issue

LEAD PREVIEW

Pathologic 3

PC Gamer exclusively plays the new dark psychological horror game, Pathologic 3, which tasks you with stepping into the shoes of a doctor who has just 12 days to save a town from a mysterious plague. The tension and vibes are exquisite, and from what we've played so far, this is looking like a gripping and unique experience.