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Fallout London - Review @ IGN

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    When you consider it's a completely free mod for Fallout 4 rather than an official game, Fallout London is incredibly impressive. It's a massive RPG worthy of the Fallout moniker, and the way it uses its titular city to shake up the series' US-centric formula is extremely effective and refreshingly novel. The twists and turns of the main story are compelling, aside from when you're sent off on unrelated busywork, and going off the beaten path to adventure with companions is as fun here as it is in any modern open-world Bethesda game.

    However, the technical challenge of being a fan-made mod is still something you need to be prepared for, with an installation that's more involved than just pressing a button and a distracting amount of bugs and crashes once you're in. But of course, it's all worth it in the end: If you can stomach both those hurdles and its occasionally obtuse mission design, there is a lot of fun to be had in Ol' Blighty.
     
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