Players appreciated the demo version of the remake of the original Fallout
Last night, the demo version of the unofficial remake of Fallout on the engine of the fourth game was released. Fans of the post-apocalyptic RPG have already appreciated the work done and shared their impressions.
The Fallout: Vault 13 mod is being created with the goal of transferring the content of the first game to the basis of Fallout 4. So far, the developers have prepared only an excerpt, which includes a third of the territory of the Commonwealth, such as Shady Sands, the lands of the Great Khans, and Vaults 13 and 15. Gamers warmly received the unofficial remake — according to reviews on Nexus Mods and the developers' Discord server, the demo version is quite stable, works with other modifications, and has good gameplay:
My only thought after playing for four hours and (I think) discovering and exploring all available locations: «I want more.»
I just love the way it feels like Fallout, as if it came out today.
It looks and feels great! If you played the original game, you'll find familiar locations that you can explore in new ways.
You can download the Fallout: Vault 13 mod here, the file is just over 5 GB. You'll need the original Fallout 4 and all of its add-ons to run the add-on.
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