Fallout 76 roadmap through summer 2027: Raven Rock, World Pets and Hideouts
Bethesda has shared a Fallout 76 roadmap running through summer 2027, including World Pets, Hideouts and Raven Rock.
The plan includes World Pets in winter 2026, Hideouts in spring 2027, and a major expansion in summer 2027 called Raven Rock.
According to the provided reporting, the current Fallout 76 cycle is centered on Beware the Blood Moon, with The Slasher and the Reborn Pint-Sized Slasher serving as the end point of that storyline.
What happened
Bethesda has shown a new Fallout 76 roadmap that carries the game through multiple seasons and into summer 2027. The schedule names two interim updates, World Pets in winter 2026 and Hideouts in spring 2027, followed by a larger expansion in summer 2027. In the provided reporting, that expansion is called Raven Rock, and the external context links the name to an update due in summer 2027.
The name Raven Rock refers to the location from Fallout 3. According to the supplied sources, the expansion is meant to bring players back to that Fallout 3 setting, but the available information does not include a full official feature list from Bethesda. The exact contents of World Pets and Hideouts are also not broken down in the provided material, so only their planned timing can be stated with confidence.
The current seasonal content in Fallout 76 is said to be Beware the Blood Moon. In that storyline, the focus is on The Slasher, and the arc ends with a boss called the Reborn Pint-Sized Slasher. The fact report data places that season as the active content cycle around the roadmap, but it does not provide additional details on quests, rewards, or mechanics.
The same reporting presents Fallout 76 as Bethesda’s active live-service Fallout game, while also referencing other projects in the franchise. The supplied sources mention possible remasters of Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas, as well as a new Fallout project from Obsidian Entertainment, but those points are not confirmed by a primary Bethesda source in the provided material. As a result, they remain open questions rather than hard confirmations.
The external context also says Raven Rock would be a new major Fallout 76 update and the third expansion to the Appalachia map. That description also mentions a new Enclave-focused questline and a new season structure, but those details come from secondary sources and are not laid out in the Bethesda material itself.
Timeline
2018: Fallout 76 launches as an online action RPG from Bethesda Game Studios.
October 2026: the provided fact report data uses this date as a reference point in the roadmap context.
Winter 2026: planned World Pets update.
Spring 2027: planned Hideouts update.
Summer 2027: planned major Raven Rock expansion.
Background
Fallout 76 is an online action RPG from Bethesda Game Studios and launched in 2018. According to the provided reporting, the game remains a major part of Bethesda’s Fallout lineup, with content plans stretching into 2027. Fallout 76 was originally revealed as an online prequel in the Fallout series, and that live-service structure fits the current roadmap, which looks several seasons ahead.
The Raven Rock reference creates a direct link to Fallout 3. The external context describes Raven Rock as an update due in summer 2027 and as an expansion that brings parts of the Capital Wasteland into Fallout 76. That same context also mentions an Enclave-focused questline and a new season structure, but those details come from secondary sources rather than a fully quoted Bethesda statement.
The sources also mention other Fallout projects, but the status of those remasters and of a possible new Obsidian project remains unclear in the provided information. The fact report data says the claims about Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas remasters, as well as a new Fallout project from Obsidian Entertainment, are not confirmed by a primary source. It is therefore safer to treat those points as unconfirmed reporting rather than finalized announcements.
The roadmap itself is clear on timing. World Pets is set for winter 2026, Hideouts for spring 2027, and Raven Rock for summer 2027. That means Bethesda, according to the provided information, is showing that Fallout 76 will continue receiving new content at least through mid-2027. The mix of seasonal updates and a larger summer expansion matches the way Fallout 76 has been developed as a live-service game since its 2018 release.
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Sources
- Game Rant: Bethesda Gives Official Update on the Future of Fallout
- Windows Report: Fallout 76 is Getting a Massive Raven Rock Expansion in 2027
- Fallout Wiki: Raven Rock (update)
- Bethesda: Fallout 76 Official Reveal / announcement materials