Ahead of the Season Two premiere on Prime Video, fans can return to the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout, from Kilter Films, streaming free on Samsung TV Plus. Based on the video game series, Fallout is the story of haves and have-nots in a world in which there’s almost nothing left to have. The new season will pick up in the aftermath of Season One’s finale and take audiences along for a journey through the wasteland of the Mojave to the post-apocalyptic city of New Vegas.
To celebrate its return, Samsung TV Plus will offer the first season subscription-free from December 4 through December 26, giving both new audiences and long time fans a chance to revisit—or discover—the world of Fallout before Season Two arrives on Prime Video.
Samsung TV Plus is a free ad-supported streaming service (FAST), available across Samsung TV, Smart Monitor, and Family Hub devices.
Brought to life in cinematic form on Samsung TVs, Fallout returns to Prime Video on December 17 for its new season, inviting viewers deeper into the story.
“Prime Video is committed to finding creative and groundbreaking approaches to bring our content to audiences worldwide,” said Emily Aldis, global head of distribution and partnerships for Prime Video. “Prime Video’s established partnership with Samsung enables us to enhance the viewing experience for our shared customers through engaging off-screen marketing collaborations and seamless integration of the Prime Video app on Samsung Smart TVs”.
Now playable with Xbox Game Pass via the Xbox app on Samsung Gaming Hub, Fallout 76: Burning Springs marks the game’s largest expansion yet, opening new frontiers in post-nuclear Ohio just before the television series begins.
“When Jonah and I first talked about bringing Fallout to the screen, it was always about doing the world of the games right, but also bringing to life new stories in that world,” said Todd Howard, game director at Bethesda. “Now with ‘The Ghoul’ coming to Fallout 76, it shows how connected all these stories are. To have Walton bring his unique blend of swagger to the game is awesome. He’s a brilliant actor”.
Fallout fans can jump between the game and series and, for the first time, interact with The Ghoul from the Fallout television series voiced by the actor Walton Goggins. The crossover unites both worlds, pulling players directly into the Fallout universe as it expands in new ways.
