Fallout: London has been delayed due to the launch of Fallout 4’s upcoming next-gen update.
Fallout: London is a massive, player-made mod that will allow players to explore a post-apocalyptic London in Fallout 4. It was due for release April 23 but after Bethesda confirmed their long-awaited next-gen update would be launching April 25, Fallout: London has now been delayed.
“With the new update [to Fallout 4] dropping, the past four years of work stands to simply break,” explained project lead Dean Carter in a video update confirming the delay. “This really, really hurts us.”
Anticipating backlash, Carter continued: “Before you grab your pitchforks to go after Bethesda or tell us we’re idiots because you know how to stop the update remember, you know how to do it, not the collective. And this is a collective project. We want everyone to have the past fours of our work come out, and be the best mod possible. This special mod is for everyone.”
Carter went on to explain that the Fallout: London team were excited to utilise Fallout 4’s next-gen update but “this will take some time,” due to a number of different systems needing updates.
The video confirmed that Fallout: London won’t be coming to consoles, despite the new update, because the mod is simply too big. It should be available for anyone who owns Fallout 4 on , and potentially the , depending on the update.
