Ryan White is a developer who works at SkyBox Labs as a designer on Fallout 76, first listed in the updated credits with Mutation Invasion.
Work on the Fallout series[]
White worked on content relating to Rip Daring and the Cryptid Hunt, the thirteenth in-game season, including writing for the Rip Daring radio play, as well as its eponymous main character.[1] White also contributed to the writing of the movie trailer ads on Pirate Radio.[2] White's duties as a designer also extended to writing for lite allies in Fallout 76, including Steven Scarberry, Grandma Junko and Adelaide.[2]
Credits[]
Fallout series[]
| Year | Title | Credited as/for |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Fallout 76 | SkyBox Labs |
References[]
- ↑ Ryan White on LinkedIn: ""It is time yet again for another exciting journey with Rip Daring, Cryptid Hunter extraordinaire!"
Fallout 76 recently saw the release of Rip Daring and the Cryptid Hunt and this was a monumental occasion for me. I was able to help take the theme and characters from being an idea I pitched, to something that is now a brand within the larger Fallout universe.
This was also an exciting update, because along with releasing fun rewards, beautiful artwork, and an incredible board game, I got to write and release a series of 1950s styled Radio Plays. Working with the voice actors to bring these characters to life was a highlight of my career, and the fanbase has been loving the extra care we put in, calling the plays some of the funniest ones in game.
So tune in dear listeners for action, adventure and most importantly, wordplay!" - ↑ 2.0 2.1 Ryan White on LinkedIn:
"Outside of lead responsibilities, I've also been keeping up with my writing for the project. I've previously posted about Rip Daring's adventures, but I've also had the opportunity to write a lot more, like B-movie radio ads, quips from an underqualified baking machine, and numerous non-linear allies for the players to talk to.
I'm especially proud of the allies, as they've all become fan favorites and resonate with players for different reasons. Steven Scarberry is a passionate priest who is beginning to question his faith as he has not seen his deity, the local cryptid known as Mothman. Grandma Junko is a sweet and caring old lady who seems out of time, as she is either oblivious to the state of the world or refuses to acknowledge it for some reason. And most recently Adelaide, a weapon of mass destruction that was reprogrammed into a showgirl who sings show tunes.
It's an incredible feeling seeing the fan responses since I got to take these characters all the way from planning, to recording, to implementation. All of this is something I'll never get tired of, and I look forward to posting more updates on my work when I can."