It’s time for some of Fallout 76’s most mediocre armor to shine as the best for Ghoul builds going forward. There could be something else that will stand out for you later, depending on how ...

Fallout 76 introduces a wide array of new areas to explore in the Ghoul Within update. Most of them are in the northeastern most quadrant of the map; interestingly enough, one of them is down in ...

Since the ghoul update's release, Fallout 76's player count has doubled. Monday, March 17's concurrent user count was 8,479. Tuesday, March 18 hit 16,421, corresponding directly with the patch's ...

The Ghoul Update for Fallout 76 went live last night, meaning anyone who's level 50 or over can now transform themselves into a rad-loving shuffler. This change of face provides players with new ...

Meanwhile, if you’re just coming across the new ghoul content, then we have a breakdown of what was recently added to the game. You can learn more about the latest season drop for Fallout 76 ...

So whether you want to become a ghoul or you're just in it for the ghoulish C.A.M.P. makeover, here's exactly when the Fallout 76 Ghoul Within update goes live, alongside Season 20: Glow of the Ghoul.

Fallout 76 ’s new update includes a big potential change that characters can undergo. The Ghoul Within is named that because, well, players can finally become a nasty little ghoul. We first ...

You can also reverse your transformation if you decide the life of a ghoul isn't for you. So how do you turn into a ghoul in Fallout 76 and what are the pros and cons? Let's get right into it.

The Ghoul Within update is now live for Fallout 76, bringing playable Ghouls to Bethesda Game Studio's post-apocalyptic West Virgiana RPG.

Season 20: Glow of the Ghoul starts March 18, timed perfectly to arrive with Ghoul Within, Fallout’s next major update, which is bringing all the Vault-dweller ghouls to the Wasteland.

The next big update after Glow of the Ghoul doesn't have a name or any details yet, but it'll be released with Season 21 sometime in June. Here's what's next for Fallout 76.

Yet, with a New Vegas campaign book for the Fallout TTRPG on the way, I’m reminded that my favorite Fallout game is the kind of gem that’s primed to work perfectly for both formats.