Ethan Crossfield 
Fallout 76 players looking for standout Halloween C.A.M.P. inspiration now have two official builds to study. Bethesda has chosen isometricity and IRiSH OH as the winners of its Slasher C.A.M.P. Community Contest, recognizing two very different takes on horror: one tied closely to Fallout 76’s recent Slasher content and another recreating a landmark of classic cinema.
What changed: Bethesda has selected two winning C.A.M.P.s
The Slasher C.A.M.P. contest asked Fallout 76’s building community to create horror-themed homes and attractions inspired by slasher films, pop culture, Halloween, and the game’s September update. Entrants had considerable creative freedom beyond that central theme, resulting in a broad field of spooky constructions. Bethesda ultimately narrowed the contest to two winners: “The Reborn (Not-So) Pint-Sized Slasher Effigy Exhibit and Pint-Sized Outfitter” by isometricity, and “Bates Motel” by IRiSH OH. The decision highlights the flexibility of Fallout 76’s C.A.M.P. system, with both selected entries approaching the same prompt from distinctly different directions.
Who is affected: builders get new ideas and winners get major rewards
For active C.A.M.P. creators, the winning designs offer useful examples of how a strong theme can guide everything from a structure’s silhouette to its interior storytelling. Isometricity’s build is presented as part museum, part workshop, and part clubhouse devoted to slashers. Its towering exterior is modeled after the game’s in-world serial killer, using salvaged-looking materials alongside recognizable red eyes and a wide grin. Inside, the Pint-Sized Outfitter area functions as a detailed display space filled with weaponry, masks, and related props. IRiSH OH took a more direct pop-culture route with a recreation of the Bates Motel and the mansion behind it, drawing from Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho. The build also includes a bathroom scene featuring Mother with a butcher knife, referencing the film’s best-known horror sequence.
What comes next: expect more community build competitions
Each winner will receive 10,000 Atoms for use in the Atomic Shop, plus the exclusive player title suffix “Final Dweller” and the C.A.M.P. title suffix “Crime Scene.” Those prizes give the competition value beyond simple community recognition, particularly for players who regularly collect cosmetic items or refine elaborate bases. Fallout 76 has now reached 25 million players, and the scale of that audience could make future C.A.M.P. challenges even more competitive. No further contest theme or schedule was detailed here, but players interested in participating should watch official Fallout 76 community channels and use the two winning entries as a benchmark for visual cohesion, environmental detail, and clear use of the assigned theme.
What players should know
- Bethesda selected two winners from the Slasher-themed C.A.M.P. Community Contest.
- Isometricity’s winning build draws on Fallout 76’s Slasher content with a large character-inspired tower and outfitter space.
- IRiSH OH’s entry recreates the Bates Motel and mansion from Psycho, including a reference to its famous bathroom scene.
- Both winners receive 10,000 Atoms and exclusive player and C.A.M.P. title suffixes.
Fallout 76 Slasher C.A.M.P. Contest winners
| Creator | Winning build | Theme approach |
|---|---|---|
| isometricity | The Reborn (Not-So) Pint-Sized Slasher Effigy Exhibit and Pint-Sized Outfitter | A Fallout 76 Slasher tribute combining exhibit, workshop, and shop |
| IRiSH OH | Bates Motel | A Psycho-inspired motel and mansion recreation |
Expert View
The results are a strong showcase for Fallout 76’s player-built spaces because they reward both original in-game storytelling and a carefully executed cultural reference. Two winners leave many notable entries unrecognized, but the selected builds clearly demonstrate the level of detail Bethesda is looking for in themed C.A.M.P. contests.
