Fallout: Attic 13, the innovative mod that attempts to remake Fallout 1 with the Fallout 4 engine, has stopped being built to “prioritize the well-being of project members,” but it will have a chance of living to tell the tale. the story when a form is quickly shared with the public.
Fallout: Attic 13, called soon the first Attic player to enjoy in the Fallout design, has been in the works since 2021, but began generating headlines after the release of a demo in August of this year. These included five open-world themes, a “completely revamped leveling system,” resonance features, and some “tasteful, story-friendly additions” to counter Fallout 1’s entire roster of new quests and characters.
But despite the excitement generated by the Fallout: Attic 13 demo, its build team has now called the project out “due to a combination of factors.” In a comment shared on social media, founder and co-director of the project Culinwino explained: “After much thought and deliberation, we have decided to officially suspend development of Fallout: Vault 1. This was not an easy decision, but we believe that yes it is”. the right step at this stage of our journey.
In a follow-up post, Culinwino cited “exhaustion” and “personal life changes among core team members” as one of the causes behind the project’s cancellation. “This is an ambitious project carried out with limited resources by volunteers,” they noted, adding that the verdict to terminate construction was issued to “prioritize the well-being of project members.” Culinwino telegraphed that “there was no infighting or cease and desist on Bethesda’s part.”
On the other hand, the Fallout: Attic 13 era will no longer evolve through its supply team, the entire project that currently exists will be excused as a form in Nexus Mods “in the coming weeks.” Culinwino says this can “allow the community to experience” the paintings completed so far and “serve as a foundation for anyone interested in continuing or building on them in the future.” In addition, the until now excused demo will continue to be available for download.
“While this may mark the end of active development, it is not the end of our journey together,” the observation concluded. “In the future, we are planning to launch a retrospective that will look at everything we have accomplished with Fallout: Vault 13, celebrating the achievements, lessons learned, and passion that drove this project… Thank you. “Again for being a part of this incredible experience. “Your support means a lot to us, and I look forward to seeing where the Fallout: Vault 13 community takes it from here.”
Although Loft 13 has, at least for the moment, reached the peak of its progress, 2024 is still an exceptional life for Fallout lovers. Fallout 4’s long-in-the-works next-gen update, despite everything set out in April (albeit to mixed reception), Amazon’s acclaimed Fallout TV skin has helped bring the skin to a fully-fledged target market. new. And in the world of modding, the hugely innovative Fallout: London, a new fan-developed game incorporated into Fallout 4, has been a boon.
