Earlier this month, Bethesda revealed that Fallout 76 had updated its 2022 quarterly update, and said it would continue to support Fallout 76's content updates for at least five years. As one of the additions to the game's update, Bethesda will work with Double Eleven, the BRITISH developer of Prison Engineer, to produce the next update to Fallout 76.
Double Eleven officially announced that it had a conversation with Bethesda Game Studios as early as the end of 2020 and has been collaborating on game development ever since. Lee Hutchinson, co-founder and CEO of Double Eleven, said he was honored to be trusted and participate in the most iconic IP development in the history of the game, and they will assemble a team dedicated to the development of Fallout 76. The members of the team are passionate about the series, and the collaboration with Bethesda is a dream come true.
Double Eleven signed an exclusive cooperation agreement with Sony SIE in 2010, during which time it participated in the development of the PSV version of "Little Planet" and the PSV version of "Limbo". In recent years, he has also been involved in the development of console versions of Prison Engineer, CombatAnt 3, Minecraft: Dungeons, and Corrosion.
Fallout 76 has been continuously updated since its poor debut. In addition to its rich development experience, Double Eleven hopes to add more new content to the game.