Moving on to the icons on the bottom of the screen, on the left you will find a paperclip that allows you to find out which inhabitants have been assigned to each room: obviously this button only works with the room selected at that moment. Always proceeding to the right, we now find the number of Caps in your possession, the hammer-shaped Build key that allows you to build a new room for the bunker and the Upgrade key in the shape of an arrow with which to improve one of the rooms already present in the bunker.

For each resource, a green bar indicates the minimum amount of each resource you need to survive. Further to the right you will find the status of the resources available to you.

To the right of the number of inhabitants you will find a smiley face, the expression of which summarizes the average happiness level of the bunker. With a tap on the number you can expand the list of inhabitants, displaying detailed information on each of them. At the top left, a number is displayed indicating the number of Inhabitants in your bunker. So let's first try to clarify the most important ones.

The first impact with Fallout Shelter can be quite alienating due to the large amount of information that the game sends on the screen. There may be discrepancies with any other versions. The solution is based on the US iPad version of the game.

Fallout shelter special skills guide