Fallout 4 Art

Bethesda Softworks has released some new concept art for Fallout 4 as part of The Art of Fallout 4 created in collaboration with Dark Horse Comics. It will retail for $30 on Amazon when it releases on December 22nd. On Twitter, Bethesda revealed that Bethesda has published a few new pieces of concept art for Fallout 4, giving fans a closer look at the upcoming post-apocalyptic role-playing game that launches in just a few more months. The art you see below comes from The Art of Fallout 4, an upcoming For the uninitiated, Synths are basically synthetic humanoids, which have also been referred to as androids within the series. Fallout 3 players will remember that Harkness, Rivet City’s security chief is a synth, as is Armitage, the bodyguard of Dr “Fallout 4” has teased some new scenes and a broken-down view of what synths are really made of. All of these can be seen in the latest art book for “Fallout 4.” “Our artists created 2x the game assets for ‘Fallout 4’ than ‘Skyrim,’ get a Fallout 4 has a hell of a visual identity, and Bethesda would be please if you looked at it. The Fallout 4 Art team produced twice as many assets for Fallout 4 than they did for Skyrim, apparently. Most of them we might not ever get to see, for that is the Bethesda’s “Fallout 4” is one of the most highly-anticipated releases set to come out this year. The open-world RPG franchise is one of the most celebrated in its genre and everything that has been shown from the game so far has been met with .

Dark Horse announced its newest art-book partnership is with Bethesda Game Studios for Fallout 4, one of the most anticipated games of 2015. Featuring never-before-seen designs and concept art of the game’s dynamic environments, iconic characters Bethesda has announced an art book for Fallout 4 that will hit the shelves December 22nd. Labeled “The Art Of Fallout 4″ will be published by Dark Horse Comics and will debut never before seen art and design concepts for numerous characters Bethesda has released some Fallout 4 concept art, giving us a good look at the game's android population. Ahead of the November 10 Fallout 4 release date, Bethesda has pulled back the rubbery skin on the game's android population. The game studio has Fallout 4 has seen twice the number of assets created by Bethesda's art team than the publisher's last game, Skyrim. To celebrate the fact - and promote the game's upcoming art book, out in December - the team has released four new pieces of artwork for .