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The world of Fallout is a fictional one, but it deals with some very real and very serious issues, chief among them the threat of nuclear war. Now, the video game series is set for an official exhibition at pretty much the most appropriate place for it on earth: the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas.
‘Civilization, I’ll stay right here!’ goes the song by Danny Kaye and The Andrews Sisters, which Fallout fans will be familiar with if they ever turned the radio on while out and about in the wasteland. But a trip to the museum might now be in order, with the limited-time exhibition dubbed “World of Fallout” opening November 14, 2025.
The National Atomic Testing Museum said the Bethesda-backed exhibition will explore the cultural legacy of atomic history through the lens of the Fallout franchise. The installation will comprise objects associated with the game and the Amazon TV series it inspired. “This compact yet powerful display will highlight the connections between real-world nuclear history and the imaginative storytelling of the video game’s universe,” the museum said in a note to press. What’s more, the museum will have Fallout-inspired Easter eggs throughout its main gallery space.
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