Around the turn of the new year, Fallout: London developers Team FOLON teased plans to drop the second of the brilliantly British Fallout 4 mod’s second DLC in early 2026, assuming no hiccups got in the way of those plans. Sadly, it seems that’s exactly what’s happened, necessitating the “skeletal crew” still working on the mod to push Last Orders beyond a projected April release window.

“As for the Fallout: London DLC – it’s still happening, but with a much smaller team than before,” Team FOLON lead Dean ‘Prilladog’ Carter wrote in a post to the group’s Discord server early this morning. “A skeletal crew working in their spare time to fix issues, update the mod, and build out the DLC like we said we would.

“We were originally aiming for an April release to line up with everything else. Unfortunately, due to a personal situation on my end (nothing I’m wanting to go into), along with the usual red tape behind the scenes, things have been slowed. That said, we’re still working on it and doing our best to move things forward as quickly as we can. But yes, really appreciate your patience and support and interest in it all. We’ll keep everyone updated as soon as we’ve got more to share like we always do.”

The everything else referenced there looks to be an update on the delivery of items included in the collector’s edition merch Kickstarter the team rolled out last year as part of their ongoing metamorphosis into an professional indie game studio working on their own games. Hence the shifting of development attention away from Fallout: London, outside of key fixes and delivering the two remaining bits of DLC – Last Orders and the Wildcard update that’s set to add in a previously cut New Vegas-esque take over for yourself arc to the main quest.

The delay to Last Orders’ arrival isn’t too suprising, with the modders having emphasised that they weren’t making any hard promises in terms of when it’d release, having had to push back the release of their first DLC – Rabbit and Pork – due to unforseen issues last year. Rabbit and Pork ended up arriving in October, cue me having a lengthy fight with a purple sky thanks to my own stupidity upon heading back into post-apocalyptic London for the first time in a little while.

If you’ve still not tried Fallout: London for the first time, possibly having been scared off by all of the bugs and crashes at launch, here’s my Fallout: London review for my old home VG247.