You can also rush production in these rooms to gain the benefit immediately, but at the risk of an “incident” occurring.
When you log out of the game, these continue to accrue somewhat, though there’s a limit on how much you can accure. You assign vault residents to these rooms in order to produce resources, which are consumed over time. The game seemingly centers itself around your vault – you can build various rooms for various purposes, but the big three are power stations (which provide your rooms with power), water stations (which provide water for everyone), and food stations (which provide food for everyone). But eventually you realize that the game is an enormous addiction engine, and underneath that addiction, there’s actually not all that much game. And honestly, it is a really cool idea, and it is fun for a while. You are the overseer of a vault, and it is your job to build up your vault and its population, looking after them and protecting them from the dangers of the world around them.
You are the overseer of a vault, and it is your job to build up Fallout Shelter is a waiting game/simulation game based on the Fallout verse. Fallout Shelter is a waiting game/simulation game based on the Fallout verse.
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