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Fallout 76 Tales from West Virginia Hills holotapes available now

A Fallout 76 Tales from the West Virginia Hills holotape series is available on YouTube now, “here to give you an idea of what to look out for if you hope to survive,” according to Bethesda.

We’ve included all of the tales below.

Curse of the Wendigo!

“It has been said that money is the root of all evil. So when greed knows no bounds and avarice goes unchecked, what other appetites might take hold? Curse of the Wendigo! chews over this very question.”

Sideshow Snallygaster

“In Sideshow Snallygaster, the carnival has come to the Tyler County Fairgrounds. Billy Harding and his dad wander past the games and rides as a sideshow Barker touts a frightful attraction.”

The Mothman Cometh!

“Not all creatures are of the land; some stalk the skies. One such boogeyman has been reported for generations by mystified West Virginians. The Mothman Cometh! begins in Morgantown Municipal Hospital. We join young Mary Scarberry at her bedside as she wakes, looking a little worse for wear.”

The Beast of Grafton

“The Beast of Grafton takes place in the rural hills near Grafton, where locals have reported a strange creature lurking in the woods. Robbie Cockrell and Peggy Mansfield were out on a date, celebrating Peggy’s birthday, and a full moon loomed large as they drove.”

The Strange Encounter In Flatwoods

“Who Goes There?: The Strange Encounter In Flatwoods opens on a fateful night, when a young Pioneer Scout, Fred Fisher, finds himself in quite the predicament, having taken a spill and fallen into a dark place.”

Which holotape was your favourite?

Fallout 76 heads to Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4 on 20 November.


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