A new Fallout: London video was shared a few hours ago, providing new details on the development progress for the first four months of the year, as well as some short new gameplay clips, new weapons and much more.
The new video, which can be watched below, suggests that development is progressing quite smoothly for the ambitious Fallout 4 mod, which aims to bring fans of the series to post-apocalyptic Europe for the first time ever in the series.
Fallout: London was announced back in 2021 with a reveal trailer that highlighted the DLC-sized mod's unique features, such as the London setting, which, as mentioned above, will bring fans of the series for the first time in Europe. This allowed the developers to explore different cultures, pre-war European history, and the consequences of the Resource Wars on Great Britain's society. Unfortunately, it may be some more until players get to experience all this, as the mod has yet to receive a release window, outside of a generic 2023 window.
Since its initial reveal, the team behind the Fallout: London mod shared plenty of work-in-progress footage, including another development progress video and a trailer showcasing the amazing recreation of the city of London.
Fallout: London is currently in development as a mod for the fourth entry in the series by Bethesda, and will release sometime this year. More information on this ambitious DLC-sized mod can be found on its official website.
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