Team FOLON, the development group behind the ambitious Fallout 4 mod Fallout: London, has shared an update on their ongoing projects. Despite encountering delays with the mod's second downloadable content, titled 'Last Orders,' the team reports that their original, as-yet-unnamed game is progressing at a faster pace than originally planned. This dual development effort is part of Team FOLON's strategy to leverage their experience with the Fallout: London mod as a foundation for establishing themselves as a professional independent game studio.
In a recent development roundup for 2026, Team FOLON lead Dean 'Prilladog' Carter explained that the 'Last Orders' DLC for Fallout: London is still some time away from release. He noted that the free add-on is currently being worked on by a limited number of team members and has been affected by unforeseen personal circumstances and technical challenges. Carter stated that work has not ceased and the team is making steady progress to move the project forward as quickly as possible.
Conversely, Carter described the development of the team's new game as "going swimmingly." He indicated that this project is significantly ahead of its initial development timeline, a situation he called "incredibly exciting for the team." While details about this mysterious new title remain scarce, the team has previously announced it is being developed using the Unreal Engine. Given this is their first venture into original IP development rather than a modding sequel, it is unlikely to be directly related to the Fallout universe, though it may explore similar post-apocalyptic themes. The team expressed pride in the game's current state and anticipation for its eventual reveal.
Fallout: London aims to bring Bethesda's post-apocalyptic setting to a British Isles locale, building upon the framework of Fallout 4. The 'Last Orders' DLC is intended to expand upon the content of the original mod, which itself offers a vast new world to explore. The team's current focus on their original game, alongside the ongoing work on the DLC, signals a transition towards independent game creation while still supporting their dedicated modding community.