What would Todd Howard think of this project?
Lately it seems that you are not really famous until you have your own version in LEGO format, like the toy versions we have recently seen of Horizon Zero Dawn, Sonic or Mario, apart from the LEGO video games themselves that adapt classic sagas movies like Star Wars, Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings or Indiana Jones. LEGO has never made a video game of another video gameuntil this version of Fallout.
It is not an official version, but this LEGO Fallout it’s a montage made by a fan, but the truth is that we would like it to be a real game. The LEGO style and humor fits perfectly with the Fallout universe, and the best thing is that you can play it.
Fallout 4 allows you to explore an apocalyptic open world of those that no longer exist.
War never changes, even if it’s in LEGO form
This is a project from the developer ThrillDaWill and as you can see below it is basically transport Fallout 4 to a LEGO universe. This first version of the game already has some of the keys of the series, such as access the Pip Boy, use the VATS system or loot items. It even has a Fat Man missile launcher to shred your enemies to pieces. Check out.
It has not been a simple process at all, says the creator of the game in this development diary, it was facing big changes compared to other projects of the same style that it had previously created. For example, make an inventory system and that the VATS worked correctly, although it was not as accurate as the one in the Bethesda game. The end result looks like a cross between LEGO, Fallout, and a block-based Minecraft world, and best of all, you can try it for free through Itch.io.
Xbox is considering raising the price of consoles, Game Pass and its games
The truth is that an official LEGO Fallout would have been a big surprise for him. Fallout’s 25th Anniversary which took place this week. What has been announced is a next-gen version of Fallout 4 for Xbox Series X | S and PS5 that will arrive next year for free.
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