Behold, after years of toil and labor, the grandiose Fallout 4 mod known as Fallout: London has at long last descended upon us. A legendary team by the name of Team FOLON, in a momentous reveal on Wednesday, has unleashed this marvel upon the world, available today on the esteemed platform of GOG, completely free of charge.
This monumental creation, a colossus in its own right, weighs in at a hefty 33.8GB, crafted painstakingly over five years by a legion of 50 individuals, with the added contributions of approximately 200 others. Venturing beyond the borders of the U.S. for the first time in the annals of the Fallout saga, this unofficial expansion marks the premiere Fallout-related game release since the advent of the enigmatic Fallout 76 back in 2018. The franchise, amidst this renaissance, finds itself emboldened by the acclaim showered upon the Fallout TV series, recently honored with an astounding 16 Emmy award nominations.
To welcome this opus into your realm, the GOG Galaxy launcher serves as the vessel of choice. Only the possession of the Fallout 4: Game of the Year Edition is required for the initiation of this epic adventure. With a simple launch of Fallout: London through the designated launcher, one can seamlessly follow the ethereal instructions for a successful installation. A solemn note of caution, however, Fallout: London shall overwrite your cherished Fallout 4, an act irreversible save for the unbinding ritual of uninstallation and reinstallation of the foundational game.
The voyage towards installation grows more treacherous for those in possession of the game through the Steam domain. Fear not, for a beacon of hope emerges in the form of a downgrader, found amidst the hallowed halls of Nexus Mods, offering a glimmer of salvation for the beleaguered pilgrims.
In the waning days of December, this magnum opus stood proud in its completeness, boasting a treasure trove of features including around 200 quests, 20 factions, and an original symphony to accompany the tumultuous journey. Moreover, the presence of revered voices such as Neil Newbon from Baldur’s Gate 3 and the venerable talents of Sylvester McCoy and Colin Baker from Doctor WhoFallout 4Fallout: London incompatible. Dean Carter, the visionary behind this ambitious project, revealed in a discourse with IGN that Bethesda, while cognizant of the mod’s existence, had failed to forewarn the gallant team of their impending actions.
As the saga unfolds, Carter divulges in a parley with TheGamer that the mod’s genesis was intended for Nexus Mods, the beacon of modding communities, yet faced tribulations with file hosting. Amidst this tumultuous journey, the trials and tribulations served only to strengthen the resolve of this indomitable team, as they march onwards, their eyes set on the boundless horizon of possibility.
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