After Fake Teaser Site, Information Reappears Bethesda Is Working on Fallout 4

About a week ago, internet residents were let down because of the site TheSurvivor2299.com turned out to be fake. For several weeks the site was believed to be a teaser page game The most awaited new Bethesda gamer, Fallout 4. What makes people believe is the mysterious clues complete with Morse code that appear there.

But of course you don't have to lose faith, from the article written by Kotaku, they obtained evidence that Bethesda was indeed busy making Fallout 4. This information they got from several documents sent by anonymous Kotaku readers.

These documents have a codename, namely the Institute. According to Kotaku, they were able to confirm that this 'leaked' document was genuine (before Kotaku was the most skeptical of The Survivor 2299 site) and contained scripted conversations, character descriptions and other details. Although the document doesn't mention Fallout at all, it does mention it several times setting and the location of the place game this took place. From this document we can also know that the director of Skyrim and Dishonored, Todd Howard, will also be in charge of working on it.

A document describing a mission at the Institute. Institute is version game from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and it means that the majority of Fallout 4 will be in-setting in Boston - as many had anticipated.

Another thing that is shown in these scripts is the voice character role of a radio DJ named Travis Miles and a technician named Sturges. Like game Another Bethesda, the player character can be male or female, depending on your choice. The protagonist will start the adventure post-apocalypseher after falling asleep in the tube cryogenic.

There are two things we need to underline here. First, Bethesda can change its contents if the document turns out to be only for processing casting voice over. But the second is the most important: although both Bethesda and Zenimax have not commented anything, sooner or later, Fallout 4 will be launching soon.

I can already imagine Ron Perlman's voice saying a classic line, "war. War never changes..."

Please enjoy the 'leaked' documents below.

Header image: Fallout.wikia.com. More pictures: Kotaku.