The massive new reveal trailer for Fallout: Bakersfield makes it look so superior, you may come away considering it’s an official new boomer shooter from Bethesda set in its in style post-apocalyptic universe. However nope, this upcoming standalone recreation, in-built a trendy model of the traditional Doom engine, is in reality a really spectacular fan mod that’s been within the making for years.
On July 21, modder and developer Saur X shared a 4-minute trailer for his or her upcoming undertaking, Fallout: Bakersfield. The modder describes the sport as a “non-commercial Doom 1993 whole conversion” mode constructed utilizing GZDoom, a contemporary and up to date model of the traditional engine that powered id’s OG shooter. This is identical engine behind 2024’s glorious FPS Selaco.
Right here’s the trailer for Fallout: Bakersfield. You’ll be able to skip to the 1:50 mark to see gameplay.
Within the above trailer, Bakersfield completely captures the vibes of the older Fallout video games, whereas offering gamers with a extra trendy 3D-like view of the world. It’s truthfully an ideal combo. Pairing the chunky gameplay and visuals of the Doom engine with the somber, dreary post-apocalyptic vibes of the traditional Fallout video games is so sensible that I’m shocked Bethesda hasn’t commissioned a studio to make this recreation already.
Impressively, this isn’t only a straight-up boomer shooter both. Within the trailer, we see RPG-like techniques and mechanics together with standing results, dialogue, and what seems to be a fundamental stock system.
Two years in the past, we received our first peek at Fallout: Bakersfield, and it appears to be like prefer it’s superior fairly a bit since then. No launch date was shared for the full conversion mod but, however within the trailer, it does appear to flash 2027 for a cut up second earlier than exhibiting a extra imprecise 202?. I don’t thoughts ready as a result of it looks like Bakersfield will likely be value it.
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