Boston, Massachusetts – Fans of the popular video game Fallout 4 can look forward to an exciting update coming their way on April 25th. In response to the recent buzz surrounding the Fallout TV show, Bethesda is enhancing Fallout 4 with widescreen and ultra-widescreen support, fixes to Creation Kit, and a variety of quest updates. The update includes a new quest titled “Echoes of the Past,” where players can go up against the Enclave along with new workshop items and content from the Creation Club.
Among the new additions in the update are the Makeshift Weapon Pack, which features unconventional objects transformed into deadly weapons like a baseball launcher, nail gun, and even a piggy bank. Additionally, players can enjoy the Halloween Workshop, offering 38 new Halloween decorations to decorate settlements or create a spooky atmosphere year-round.
Although Bethesda advertised the update as “for your next-generation PC,” it is not the promised “next-gen update” for the RPG that was announced to be delayed until this year. While the update may not feature the slated 4K resolutions, it does include native applications for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, Performance mode, and Quality mode settings. This update is likely aimed at attracting more players to the game on next-gen consoles.
For fans eagerly awaiting more Fallout news, exciting projects like Project London and Project Arroyo are gaining attention. Project London received a release date earlier this year, while Project Arroyo showcased a comparison trailer recently. Looking ahead, many are hoping Bethesda will allocate resources to projects like Dishonored 3, which has been a point of interest for fans.
In the midst of the gaming community’s anticipation for updates and new releases, Bethesda’s focus remains on improving Starfield and other ongoing projects. While the Fallout 4 update brings fresh content to the game, fans are eager for what the future holds for the beloved franchise. With projects like Project London and Project Arroyo gaining momentum, the Fallout community continues to show strong support and enthusiasm for the series.