New reviews have appeared in the last few months as well.
Everyone can vote for the awards until February 10 on IGN. Bethesda has already released two pieces of DLC for the game, "Automatron" and "Wasteland Workshop," but will release a new story-based expansion, "Far Harbor," on May 19.First and foremost, we can proudly announce that Resurrection was nominated for the Fan Creation of the Year for South by Southwest (SXSW) Gaming Awards. "By building an all-new system with we've made a huge leap forward in achieving that."Īlthough Mods is currently in beta testing, the company also has plans on bringing the feature to consoles, too.įallout 4 was released in November 2015 and is available for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4. "For Fallout 4, our goal was to make Mods easier and more accessible than ever before - for both the creators and the players," Bethesda writes on its blog. So which mods do you need to recreate this new take on the Wasteland? Here's the list: Resurrection, GRASSLANDS, Photorealistic Commonwealth, P99, Adventurer Outfit 4K, Caliente's Beautiful Bodies Enhancer-CBBE and True Storms - Wasteland Edition.īethesda, the developer behind the Fallout games, has always embraced the modding community, and even released its Fallout 4 Mods, which offers mods within the PC version of the game itself so that gamers can find and install mods without having to stop playing. And for those fans of Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, this might look slightly familiar. It's likely that this is a more realistic version of what a post-apocalyptic world might eventually look like, at least according to anyone who's ever watched the History Channel's Life Without People. Instead of everything being dusty and brown with sparse vegetation, the Wasteland is now rife with greenery, which grows over everything, including old dilapidated buildings, cars and other man-made structures. One gamer posted a video to YouTube highlighting how this combination of mods looks, which creates an entirely different setting for Fallout 4.
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