Fallout: London, the fan-made game-sized mod for Fallout 4, will be released today. The mod’s creators confirmed the release to Inverse – saying the date was now definite, “unless nuclear war happens”.

Developed by Team Folon, the mod has been over five years in the making and transports the post-apocalyptic game to England’s capital city, with a whole new story, environments, characters, factions, weapons, and gameplay elements.

Due to its size it won’t be available on popular mod hosting sites, so is instead available on GOG with a custom launcher.

Fallout London – Official Release Announcement

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Tales publisher Bandai Namco is yet to announce Tales of Xillia Remastered, but the game has popped up on a slew of online retailers.

Eastern European online stores JRC, Smarty and Brloh all briefly hosted listings for the game, for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S, as spotted by fans on reddit. These listings have now been removed.

Each image featured new boxart, with the same “Remastered” text design as the recent Tales of Symphonia Remastered. Eurogamer has contacted Bandai Namco for comment.

A Remastered version, if and when it is indeed confirmed, would mark the first time Tales of Xillia would be playable outside of PlayStation platforms.

Xillia first launched for PlayStation 3 back in 2011 in Japan, at a time wh…

Ubisoft has announced delays for Rainbow Six Mobile and The Division Resurgence, its two upcoming free-to-play mobile shooters, as part of its latest first-quarter earnings report, which is says marks a “solid start” to the current financial year.

Rainbow Six Mobile and The Division Resurgence – a 5v5 competitive FPS and third-person, open-world “shooter RPG”, respectively – were both originally due to launch some time before the end of its current financial year on 31st March 2025. However, the publisher has now delayed both games out of that window to give their development teas the “necessary time to ensure that these experiences deliver on expectations with optimised KPIs in the context of a demanding yet very large market.”

Both titles – which Ubisoft is…

Dying Light 2 developer Techland has requested that the majority of staff – including employees who work abroad – come into the office full-time or commit to a “hybrid” model.
The studio says it needs people to come into the office “regularly to foster stronger connections”.
According to Polish site CD-Action, “regularly” equates to eight working days every two months. The outlet also alleges that line managers were given less than 24 hours notice to cascade the news to their direct reports.

Dying Light 2 Review Chat – Spoiler-Free! – IS DYING LIGHT 2 GAMEPLAY WORTH YOUR TIME?

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