After what seems like a lifetime in development, at least for Fallout fans, Fallout: London is out now.
Fallout London has shared a Q4 progress update, revealing that the Underground now has "fully-rigged and animated train systems".
The expansion-game-sized mod was approved for launch by GOG last week, and now Team FOLON has decided to stealthily release the game. Well, stealthily, provided you're not in the game's official Discord server, in which the devs shared a video titled "Fallout: London - I Just Can't Wait (For Tomorrow)".
After a slightly tumultuous five-year development period, which recently saw the announcement that the game wouldn't work through the Epic Games Store, Fallout: London is finally here.
The title, which has been released on GOG, features a brand-new story, a faithful recreation of London, new weapons and factions, and a bunch of fully voiced characters, including the former Speaker of the House of Commons and Astarion voice actor Neil Newbon.
GOG and Fallout: London were a match made in heaven. The Fallout: London project was too large to be housed on standard modding sites, meaning distribution issues could have arisen. GOG stepped in to host the game,...
