Fallout 76 Spring Roadmap Revealed: Bigfoot, Aliens, and Cryptid Chaos Await

This is what fans can look forward to from March to June in Fallout 76, thanks to Bethesda's new plan. On Tuesday, March 3, the first big update, called the "Backwoods Update," comes out. This marks the end of Season 23 and the beginning of Season 24. 

This update brings Bigfoot to West Virginia and adds four-star legendary enemies to public events. It also changes the way all events work, makes the armor more balanced, and improves the Pitboy system.

Bigfoot invades in March.

From March 3rd to March 16th, players will face four-star Bigfoot enemies at public events. Fans can't wait to see if Bethesda will add to the Bigfoot story with a mini-quest like the Sheep Squatch. After that, the Invaders from Beyond event from March 10th to 24th brings back the Aliens.

From March 12th to 16th, there are short-term events like Caps of Plenty and Manurva's big sale. From March 19th to 23rd, fans can enjoy Double Score Weekend, Double Mutations, and other returning faves.

April unleashes cryptids and spooky surprises.

From April 7th to 14th, there are mutated public events, and from April 16th to 20th, there is a double XP weekend. A new mini-event called Rip Daring starts on April 21st. It's all about cryptids and promises new prizes until May 5th.

The Spooky Scorch will be back from April 28th to May 12th. This event happens every year and began as an April Fool's joke, but quickly gained a following. The month of April ends with another double score weekend, this time with double variations and caps of plenty.

May brings spring blooms and honeybee madness.

When spring comes around in May, there is Script Surplus (7th–11th), double changes, and the return of treasure hunters (14th–18th). The Big Bloom, the most interesting event, with the huge flower, takes place from May 19th to June 2nd. From May 21st to May 25th, Manurva and the mole miner come back. From May 28th to June 1st, the Gold Rush takes place.

June hints at major updates and meat week mayhem.

There will be a new big update and the next seasonal scoreboard in June, but the specifics are still being kept secret. There will be Caps of Plenty, mutated public events, Script Surplus, Double Mutations, Treasure Hunters, and the much-anticipated Meat Week (12–7 July).

Bethesda's roadmap shows that in just four months, there will be two big updates, two new seasonal scoreboards, and one new mini-event with lots of prizes.

While some fans are worried about events that happen over and over, many of them are one-of-a-kind and only happen once a year, like The Big Bloom and Meat Week. Bethesda also likes to surprise players with content that wasn't planned ahead of time. This spring and early summer's schedule is a mix of new content and old favorites.

As of now, Fallout 76 fans have a lot to look forward to. Bethesda has promised to keep the Wasteland alive and full of surprises with new seasons, mini-events, and big updates.