Fallout is gaining popularity like it hasn’t had in years. It is reaching a new audience, who are not only satisfied with watching its excellent series, but also immerse themselves in exploring what the game franchise has to offer. Great news. Because even though there is no new game on the horizon, there is plenty of content to enjoy.
In fact, there is something new on the horizon for Fallout. Fallout: London is a mod, the size of a full game, that invites us to live in the retro apocalyptic future of Fallout. This time, in the city of London. The problem is that something has come up that will prevent its imminent release.
Due to the release of the new Fallout 4 patch, which will make it compatible with next-gen consoles and Steam Deck, the creators of Fallout: London have decided to indefinitely delay their mod. This is because it is possible that this patch may make the mod incompatible with the base game, rendering it unplayable just two days after its release.
Although there are ways to make Fallout: London work despite what the patch does, the team behind it has decided not to rely on that. And without knowing the changes that the patch will make to Fallout 4, they don’t know how much it will cost to prepare the mod to work without any issues with it.
That’s why, although it was going to be released on April 23rd, now we will have to wait until an indefinite moment in the future. Although we are sure that Fallout: London and the incredible work of its development team will be worth the wait.
