It might have mad scientists, robots, and dangers she's never imagined, but the Wasteland is home now. For the kid from Vault 101, survival on the outside comes down to a question of what she'll do - and who she'll become - to make it through. Rated T for violence, drugs, and sexual references.

There's a heavy load of delayed consequences waiting for the Courier in the Divide in the form of answers, enemies, and former allies. But first, she needs a well-deserved vacation at the Sierra Madre! Sequel to "The Courier and Her Conscience," this two-part DLC story picks up several months after Hoover Dam. Rated T for violence and dark elements. (MCD warning.)

Even after the oil rig was destroyed, the Enclave remained a threat and no one would feel safe until they were wiped out to the last man. To a boy born at Navarro, however, they represented the only home and family he knew. Introducing Israel, Miriam, and a young Arcade Gannon, this story is set on the periphery of Fallout 2 and its aftermath. Rated T for language and violence.

Historians in the twenty-third century examine life in Vault 13 for the generations following the Great War. What's left for them to study? Journal entries, holotapes, and Vault-Tec records. This three-part account follows a single line of descent, beginning with a teenage girl in 2077 and ending with her great-grandson Albert Cole, AKA "the Vault dweller."

A courier loses her identity to a bullet and builds a new one with the help of the people she meets. Haunted by a dark past she can't remember, Megan's peculiar mix of erratic impulses and good intentions are tailor-made to give her long-suffering friend Arcade a perpetual headache. A mostly platonic adventure story, this is rated a light M for off-screen sexual violence. MCD tag.