Fallout: London has taken another step closer to its new release date, as GOG greenlights it for launch. Now, the fan game is back in the hands of its developers, who say that it is now in the "final stage" before it can be shared with players.
This comes after Fallout: London was hit with a last-minute delay, missing its initial release date of April 23. This was in response to Bethesda suddenly dropping the next-gen update for Fallout 4 - the game that Fallout: London is built upon. However, it has since been decided that Fallout: London will use the older build of the game, so anyone who wants to play through the mod will have to roll back to a previous version.
This latest update from Fallout: London's development was spotted in the Discord server, with the team confirming that GOG's work on the mod has been completed. The storefront has been working on Fallout: London for the past few months, trying to get the game ready to release and be playable regardless of where customers bought Fallout 4. Now, it looks like it has accomplished this, and is now waiting for the devs to make...
