Fallout Season 2 Trailer Drops: Welcome To New Vegas

Prime Video just dropped the first trailer for Fallout Season 2, and it looks like the stakes are about to get even higher. After the explosive finale of Season One, the hit sci-fi series is now heading west to the Mojave Wasteland… and fans of the legendary video game franchise will instantly recognize where this is going: New Vegas.

A Bigger, Wilder Wasteland

Set more than 200 years after the apocalypse, Fallout follows survivors forced to leave the safety of their luxury vaults and navigate a savage, irradiated world filled with danger, power struggles, and plenty of dark humor. Season Two wastes no time plunging us deeper into the chaos, teasing a mix of high-stakes battles, strange wasteland encounters, and the neon-lit debauchery of New Vegas.

If you played Fallout: New Vegas back in the day, this season should feel like a love letter to the game. You can expect morally gray choices, bizarre characters (like Deathclaw), and a brutal fight for control in the desert.

Returning Cast and Fan Favorites

The core cast is back, including Ella Purnell (Yellowjackets), Aaron Moten (Emancipation), and Walton Goggins, who stole the show in Season One as the ghoul everyone loved to hate. They are joined by Kyle MacLachlan (Twin Peaks), Moisés Arias, and Frances Turner (The Boys). With this lineup, expect powerhouse performances to match the over-the-top worldbuilding.

When and Where to Watch

Fallout Season 2 will premiere on December 17th, streaming exclusively on Prime Video in over 240 countries and territories.

Why You Should Be Hyped

• New Vegas setting – one of the most beloved parts of the Fallout franchise.
• Bigger scale, higher stakes – the trailer teases massive battles and twisted wasteland factions.
• Grit meets weirdness – the series continues to balance violence, dark comedy, and bizarre characters in a way few shows can pull off.
• Top-tier cast – Walton Goggins’ ghoul alone is worth tuning in for.

If Season One of Fallout hooked you, Season Two looks like it’s about to crank everything to eleven. This is shaping up to be one of the most must-watch sci-fi shows of the year.