Fallout London release date pushed back, to avoid Starfield

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Fallout London looks like one of the most ambitious and comprehensive fan projects of all time, with all the breadth, scale, and imagination of Bethesda’s RPG games, only now injected with a distinctive vein of British culture and humor. As Fallout 4 mods go, it’s hard to think of anything that rivals Fallout London in terms of potential. We want to enjoy it in full when it launches – so does the hard-working development team. As such, in an extremely charitable gesture that will allow us to spend more time on Starfield, the Fallout London release date has been pushed back, though it will still arrive in 2023.

Featuring mutant badgers, palace guard uniforms, and a litany of British landmarks and references, Fallout London is essentially a whole-new Fallout game, filled with quests, fully-voiced characters, its own radio shows, and much more. Every time we see it, our anticipation grows. But with the Starfield release date quickly approaching, the development team has taken the smart and rather kindly decision to move back Fallout London’s launch.

“We’re not providing a specific date, but I can openly say that it will be in the fourth quarter of the year,” project lead Dean Carter says. “You might be wondering ‘why so late?’ Well, initially we had hoped for it to be in the third quarter. However, a certain space game got delayed, and is now scheduled to come out around the same time that we had planned. So, as a result, we’re making our release for the last quarter.

“This not only gives you all more time to play Starfield, but also allows us more time for playtesting and bug fixing, so it’s a win-win situation, right? We just appreciate your patience. So, expect us around then [Q4].”

Likely, then, Fallout London will