London receives a new promotion that will launch on PC in 2023

Sometimes you just want to explore the wasteland on your own. but failure 5 years away and 76 FineAlbeit multiplayer and Developed under harsh working conditions. Many are looking for the next big solo drops The experience observed the development closely Failure: LondonA great looking fan game developed as a major release for the PC version of Failure 4. And now, thanks to a new trailer, we know it’s coming out next year.

Saturday in charge Failure: London uploaded to youtube channel Four and a half minutes trailer Several new model options are included, including a giant armed elephant, goofy hat-wearing robots, devastated city streets, and captivating ghouls. The trailer also confirms the modem’s current release window: sometime in the year 2023.

Failure: London It is set, as you probably guessed from the name and the trailer, in the famous city of London, United Kingdom. This project has a completely different feel than most drops The material was prepared in the United States and is filled with references and parodies of pop culture and classic Americana. Another interesting difference is that the legendary Vault-Tec and Vault Boy “do not exist” in London. Instead, model developers offer another company that has built its own brand of nuclear survival shelters.

Failure: London Development began in 2017 with a small team, and initially it was supposed to be a much smaller modification. Since then, modifications have increased dramatically Failure: Londonspecialization. the interview Ministry of Defense websiteand the Failure: London vanilla size Failure 4 UK Parliament.

This situation looks so good that Bethesda has noticed it. Earlier this year, Stephanie Zakaria, lead author at Failure: LondonI left the project Set by Bethesda Game Studios.

Just a few weeks ago, we learned that Ausfall 5 Das nächste Spiel der Bethesda Game Studios Nach seiner Entlassung Die Sheikh-Schriftrollen 6, Was erst danach freigegeben wird Sternenfeld Endlich kommt es raus (das recently postponed to next year).

Given the time it takes Bethesda to develop major open-world RPGs, it will likely take a decade to get there. failure 5 He sees the light of day. Fantastic fan-made adventures like Failure: London And just as great looking Failure: Miami This might be the next best thing for gamers who want more post-apocalyptic first-person RPGs. This, or you can just reboot Fallout: New Vegas for the thirtieth time.