Fallout 4 News

Fallout 2 remake mod Fallout 4: Project Arroyo releases its version of the classic Pip-Boy 2000, as a wonderfully boxy taste of what to expect

Hey, remember Project Arroyo? It's one of the many cool Fallout modding projects in the works right now, with the goal of remaking Fallout 2 in Fallout 4's engine, and while it still doesn't have a concrete release date, its devs have just put out something cool. It's the mod's version of the classic Pip-Boy 2000, and it's defintely worth grabbing if you love some old-school Fallout.

All these years later, Fallout 4 is the gift that keeps on giving. Bethesda dropped the next-gen update and the modding scene shows no signs of slowing down, with new creations coming out every day. We've had the DLC-sized Fallout London, and there are plenty more mods that want to completely rewrite what it means to play the game. One of these is Project Arroyo, and while we wait to finally try it in full the modding team behind it has teased us with a delightful appetizer. Not only that, we've also got an excellent in-universe commercial that could be right out of the games too.

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Would Fallout 76's devs be open to doing playable super mutants? The game's lead producer says it could depend on how much people like going ghoul

One of the most interesting things happening with Fallout right now, as we close out what's been a very newsworthy year for the franchise, is Fallout 76 taking a crack at letting players turn their wasteland wanderers into ghouls for the first time.

What I love most about Bethesda's suite of RPGs is how they help you choose a playstyle that works best. I swing a two-handed greatsword in Skyrim and focus on sniping in Fallout, with perks and items always helping builds reflect these goals. I also love investing points and skills into sneaking, but always felt like something was missing. That's where today's new mod comes in, as it adds some extra animations to Fallout 4 to give those sneaky takedowns the extra punch they need.

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Sorry, but Fallout and Arcane's Ella Purnell wants to stay away from more video game adaptations, and she's right to do so

If you were starting to think that Ella Purnell was set to become some sort of gaming icon, you'll be devastated to hear she ain't really into video games and would like to stop landing video game roles after Fallout and Arcane.