Fallout 4 is already an immensely expansive game with a runtime that'll make even the most hardened of RPG players blush. Add to that the plethora of available mods that drastically increase the number of available activities for you to partake in, and you're looking at an MMO-sized experience. That is, of course, a good thing, both as it gives prospective purchasers plenty of bang for their buck and ensures those who enjoy the base experience can continue to immerse themselves within the wasteland.
However, inevitably, fans will run out of new things to do, and there are only so many playthroughs of Fallout 4 one can take before the formerly charming flaws start to crawl through the cracks. Fortunately, in preparation for the upcoming Fallout 5, a brand-new release for Fallout 4 titled Detour has been released, one that not only greatly expands on the available content on offer, but practically adds an entire new game into the legendary apocalyptic RPG.
It is understandable that many are turning to Fallout 4, both in the wake of the excellent second season of the Fallout TV show and in anticipation of each and every new Fallout 5 update. However,...
