With the huge success of the latest free Fallout: London (mod) from Team FOLON, which happens to be played by over 500,000 people on its first day of launch, the modding studio shares its future plans during an interview with BBC News. During the interview, the lead director of Team FOLON, Dean Carter talked about the love and support from the players on Fallout: London and how the Devs are now trying to convert modding enthusiasts into a new Indie Studio where they can make their original games.
While speaking in the interview, Dean Carter said, “As much as I love the fact that this is a free project, we can offer this thing for free to the entire community. Free doesn’t pay our bills.” In addition to this Dean Carter also mentioned that the players who loved and enjoyed Fallout: London also donated to Team FOLON for their effort and hard work, stating:
“What has been great for us is that a lot of people who have really enjoyed it have donated to us, and we’re channelling that into Team Folon, which is what we’re going to be moving into.”
Moreover, Dean Carter also talked about the next plans for Fallout: London revealing new content and an additional ending called Wild Card, all of which will be released in the future patches by the end of the year.
Recently, Team FOLON released the promised Hotfix update for Fallout: London, which resolved most of the crashes during the playthrough, and the creators promised to launch a new ‘huge’ update soon.
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