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The Fallout series has taken players through the post-apocalyptic remains of Washington D.C., Las Vegas, California, Boston, and the hills of West Virginia, but there are still so many places it hasn’t gone. You can’t lie on Miami Beach and get a (radioactive) tan, visit the top of Seattle’s Space Needle, or enjoy the pre-Bethesda Fallouts in full 3D glory. But modders are working to change that.
If you’re a veteran of the Vegas strip, blew up Megaton, and even met all of Fallout 76’s Wastelanders, you’re in for a long wait for another Fallout game. Even now that Starfield is out, Bethesda’s next big game is The Elder Scrolls 6. Unless another studio is secretly enlisted to take on the next Fallout game, it’s at least half a decade away away.
Thankfully, the modding community has ambitions beyond funnyrandomizer modsandguns that fire baseballs(though those are good, too). These expansive mods promise dramatic changes to existing games, including total conversions with their own stories, environments, quests, factions, and music. There are lots of new adventures to look forward to in The Wasteland, and we’ve highlighted the most ambitious ones below.
Fallout: London
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Fallout London - Official Release Announcement - YouTube
Fallout London - Official Release Announcement - YouTube

Time in development:5 yearsRelease date: July 25, 2024
We’ve seen lots of the United States in the Fallout games, but what about the rest of the world?Fallout: Londontakes us to the charred remains of jolly old England where we’ll explore Buckingham Palace, visit a few tube stations, and see how the UK is faring in the post-apocalypse. Past videos highlighted factions that includeKing Arthur cosplayers and straight-up fascists, and transportation including everything frombicycles to elephants.
With the full release, theambitious project has seen some Bethesda-style bumpiness, but there is help ahead, since there will be aFallout London patch soon.
Fallout: Cascadia
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Fallout: Cascadia July 2021 Content Showcase - YouTube
Fallout: Cascadia July 2021 Content Showcase - YouTube

Time in development:7+ yearsEstimated release date:None
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Fallout: Cascadiais a total conversion mod for Fallout 4 set in post-war Seattle. It aims to have new weapons, factions, armor, characters, and its own branching main story. Fallout: Cascadia will take place in 2329, around 40 years after the events of Fallout 4 and over 200 years after Fallout 76. The development team is promising a world “almost twice the size of Fallout 4.”
Unfortunately, there’s no set release date for Fallout: Cascadia, and development news has been pretty quiet recently—the last content showcase was back in 2021. Still, the mod’s social media pages are still active and a few 2024 posts suggest work is still underway. Sections of Des Moines, Seattle, Mercer Island, Kent, and Redmond have been added to the game, as well as some original weapons and armor. Fallout: Cascadia even hasits own instrumental score.
Even though you can’t play Fallout: Cascadia yet, the team has been releasing some content in the form of independent mods for Fallout 4, includingNCR armorandupdated Miniguns.
Fallout: Miami
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Fallout: Miami - Official Reveal Trailer - YouTube
Fallout: Miami - Official Reveal Trailer - YouTube

Time in development:5+ yearsEstimated release date:None
Fallout: Miamitakes us to the southern US, set in the “Vacation Wasteland” of what used to be Miami Beach. It will feature two primary factions: the “nomadic, automobile-worshiping” Nuclear Patriots and the Fallout franchise’s favorite baddies, the Enclave. The mod will also have its ownambient soundtrack.
There’s no release date for Fallout Miami yet, but just like with Fallout Cascadia, the team is releasing some smaller components as independent mods (like thequad-barrel shotgun). In a similar vein, a standalone tie-in mod quest for Fallout 4 released in 2022 asMiami Misadventures - Episode 1.Unlike some other total conversion mods, Fallout Miami continues the story of the Sole Survivor from Fallout 4, making it more similar to an official DLC.
Fallout 4: New Vegas
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Fallout 4: New Vegas - Showcase Week Gameplay Trailer 2020 - YouTube
Fallout 4: New Vegas - Showcase Week Gameplay Trailer 2020 - YouTube

Time in development:6+ yearsEstimated release date:None
Fallout 4: New Vegasisn’t exactly anewadventure—it’s a re-imagining of Fallout: New Vegas in Fallout 4. Simply porting the content of New Vegas to Fallout 4’s newer engine would already be ambitious, but the mod’s team is also re-creating most of the game’s art and assets from scratch.
Capital Wasteland
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Fallout 4: The Capital Wasteland - You Gotta Shoot ‘Em in the Head Gameplay Trailer - YouTube
Fallout 4: The Capital Wasteland - You Gotta Shoot ‘Em in the Head Gameplay Trailer - YouTube

Time in development:4+ yearsEstimated release date:None
Capital Wasteland is another remaster project, aiming to bring most of Fallout 3’s environments and content to Fallout 4. It might just be the most ambitious Fallout mod currently in development, as the teamplans to re-record all of Fallout 3’s approximately 45,000 voice lines, mostly to avoid legal issues with Bethesda. Capital Wasteland also plans to recreate some of Fallout 3’s DLC, including Point Lookout.
There’s no release date yet for the entire mod, but the development team has releasedalmost 20 smaller modsfor various weapons, creatures, companions, and workshop items. However, the mod team hasn’t released any new progress videos since 2022, and the project’s social media account has been silent for a couple of years as well. Fingers crossed it’s still in the works.
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