In dire need of new content in Fallout 4? Then I may have just the mod for you.
As reported by DSOGaming, ‘Project Clean Body’ is a newly released mod that adds a whopping 30 quests to the game, or thereabouts.
That’s alongside some new locations inspired by those in Fallout, Fallout 2 Restoration Project, and Fallout Nevada.
It’s been created by NexusMods user Derk240 who appears to be new to the modding scene so, unfortunately, information is extremely thin on the ground beyond this.
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There’s no information available concerning actually what each quest consists of, where it can be found, or how many hours of additional playtime they might generate.
What Derk240 does confirm is that “the first quest is activated when you log into the game”, which makes you think that these quests might be sequential?
That’s just me speculating though based on the phrasing of “first quest”.
As a first-time modder, Derk240 notes that dialogue isn’t voiced but that’s totally understandable.
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Creating 30 quests with new locations is a pretty hefty undertaking for someone who hasn’t exactly done this before.
The mod is exceptionally new, landing in the last couple of days, but it’s already received some endorsements which bodes well with regards to its quality.
It goes without saying that you’ll need to be a PC Fallout 4 player in order to get this one working but if you tick that box, you can download it for free courtesy of NexusMods.
If you’re not able to enjoy mods then worry not, my friend; more official Fallout content is on the way.
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I wish I had an update regarding the franchise’s next mainline entry but with Bethesda solely focused on The Elder Scrolls VI, I do not.
What we do know is that Prime Video’s Fallout is set to return this December for its second season.
That’ll premiere on 17 December with episodes set to drop weekly, it seems.
This time around, the story is inspired by Fallout: New Vegas which is incredibly exciting as it’s a definite fan-favourite.
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It looks like we’re finally going to meet a Deathclaw too.
I’d also heartily recommend you give Fallout 76 another go if you haven’t in a while.
It’s in great shape these days, receiving a steady stream of content that makes it very easy to dip into for a few hours.
It’s the most we’ve got for now.