Fallout: Mexico Shakes Things Up For New Vegas In Stunning Trailer

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The legacy of seems to only grow with every passing year, and the new fan game could be one of the most exciting upcoming releases for fans of Although the bugs that riddled at launch hampered its reputation for a while, it's now a common pick for the best game, and plenty of fans would rather see a new game in its vein than another experience like At any rate, another official game isn't likely to arrive for years, so fan projects have taken up the mantle.

An official trailer for, available on YouTube, revealed a mod that appears strikingly ambitious and already impressive in its unfinished form. True to its name, takes things south of the border, focusing on the once-vibrant metropolis of Mexico City.

The trailer highlights a variety of environments, from desolate city streets to the metro trundling on through a dark subway beneath. Near the end of the voice-over, the narrator reveals that they're running a cartel, the kind of mercenary act that they deem necessary for survival in a harsh, post-apocalyptic world. Although the trailer's title calls the mod, the logo at the end displays the name as, so both names seem to be more or less official.

has long had an active modding scene, but looks like it's operating on a much grander scale than usual. With an emphasis on a cultural disconnect from the U.S. setting of the official games, a mention of interlopers in "" implies that the factions found in Mexico City won't be the same ones that everyone is used to.

Fallout 4 mod, Fallout: London, offers players insight into the post-war UK, providing context and lore that many wish for the rest of the world.

While people who have spent the last 14 years doing everything there is to do in might not have much reason to return for the average mod, visiting an entirely new city with its own story and culture could help bring fans back into the fold and introduce new players to for the first time. As a fan project, will still be free despite its scale, so there likely won't be