Once downloaded, players will need to head over to Breakheart Banks on the vanilla Fallout 4 map. MCM support with a few options pertaining to Casinos (such as disabling weapon removal on entry) New constructible objects for settlements Remake of roughly a quarter of the map (around Ivanpah Drylake and the I15)ģ Fully functional casino games - Can be built at workshops and played in the casinos on the New Vegas Strip!ģ New Workshops located in the Mojave Wastelandĥ0+ New apparel items including hats and outfits Here's the full list of features, as shared on the Nexus Mods page:įull remake of the New Vegas strip, including 3 functional casinos Being in this early access state - and being developed by a team of four modders, fans can expect frequent updates to the world. On the mod's page, the creators explain that the intention is to faithfully 'recreate Obsidian's original vision', while also showing that time has passed, and the Mojave has changed with it.Īnyone with Fallout 4 on PC can download Project Mojave now and give it a go themselves. Right now, you can wander around the lower half of the map, exploring the impact your Courier left behind. Project Mojave has just entered early access over on Nexus Mods, and allows players to explore recreations of three New Vegas locations in Fallout 4's engine. Related: Broken Roads Preview - A Brilliant Callback To Classic Fallout Instead of being set in the usual 2281, we jump forward six years to the setting of Fallout 4, to see how the place has been doing since the Courier hit it like a ton of bricks. The mod does recreate the desert and New Vegas in all of its wild west glory, but with a twist. While you would usually expect a Fallout 4 and New Vegas crossover mod to act as a remake for Obsidian's much-adored spin-off, Project Mojave is very different.
Have you ever played Fallout 4 and found yourself thinking about New Vegas the whole time? No? Well, I'm sorry Todd Howard, but a lot of us have.
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