
So you'll need to keep an eye on who's responding to the various disasters that occur throughout your facility. And stimpaks aren't exactly easy to come by during the early stages of vault construction. It's important to remember that your Vault dwellers can't be revived in Survival Mode. So don't bring any unnecessary hardship upon yourself until you’re absolutely certain a failure won't seriously impact your operations. That’s a rough combination to deal with, especially if you don't have consistent access to stimpaks. Rad roaches and vault fires are a common occurrence during the early stages of the game and both spread much quicker than players are probably accustomed to. Photo: International Digital Timesīethesda isn't kidding when it says there are more disasters in Survival Mode. No Rushing Without A Med BayĪ two-person Med Bay will get the job done for a couple of hours but four-plus medics in a three-room facility should be your goal. And hopefully some combo of the tips in this article and the community input down below will help you find some success in the latest challenge to hit Fallout Shelter. As always, feel free to share any of your own tips down in the comments section. We'd have more for you but.Survival Mode is pretty damn hard, you guys. Most of these strategies will apply to the early game, meaning vaults with up to 30 dwellers, but some of the concepts will continue to scale up. But we've found a few strategies for those still struggling to find any success in the harder version of Fallout Shelter. Unsurprisingly, Survival Mode can be a bit rough, especially for those of us who haven't been able to dedicate hours and hours of time to the game since launch.

Fallout Shelter's new Survival Mode has been out for four days now, after debuting in the game's latest update, and we spent most of the weekend banging our heads against the latest addition to Besthesda's smash-hit mobile game.
