You can get every PC game in the Fallout series for under $50 through Oct. 29

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Oct. 23 is Fallout Day, which canonically in the game’s universe is when The Great War began and ended shortly after in a blaze of nuclear attacks. It’s a bit of a weird thing to celebrate, but retailers are using the date as an excuse to drastically cut prices on the popular post-nuclear roleplaying franchise for PC. Who are we to argue?

The best deals are currently available through Oct. 29 at Fanatical, where you can pick up Steam keys for The Fallout Classic Collection, Fallout 76 Skyline Valley Deluxe Edition, Fallout 4: Game of the Year Edition, and Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition together for just under $40. While the Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition is unfortunately not included as part of this sale at Fanatical, you can fill this particular gap in your collection for just $7.99 from either Steam or Epic. If you’re on Xbox, you can already get access to most of these games through Game Pass.

In case you’ve already played the base games, we suggest giving the Prime Video series a try. It’s faithfully gritty with great pacing as it follows multiple storylines that eventually tee up a season 2 that sounds very exciting (spoiler warning if you click that link). Also, the massive fan-made Fallout: London mod for Fallout 4 has proven to be popular, having recently celebrated attracting one million players.

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The Skyline Valley Deluxe Edition of Fallout 76 includes the base game in addition to a modest collection of exclusive cosmetic and craftable items to display in-game.

The G.O.T.Y. Edition of Fallout 4 includes the base game and a comprehensive collection of post-launch DLC, including the Automatron, Far Harbor, and Nuka-World questlines, in addition to craftable items from the Wasteland, Contraptions, and Vault-Tec Workshop expansions.

The Game of the Year Edition of Fallout 3 features the base game and every piece of post-launch DLC, including Operation: Anchorage, The Pitt, Broken Steel, Point Lookout, and Mothership Zeta.

Still considered by many to be the definitive first-person Fallout title, Fallout New Vegas Ultimate Edition includes the base game in addition to its six pieces of DLC.

The Fallout Classic Collection is a comprehensive bundle featuring the three initial, isometric Fallout titles: Fallout, Fallout 2, and the non-canonical Fallout: Tactics.