A fan has been working on bringing popular action roleplay game, Fallout London, to VR, but seems to need help from devs to take their passion project to the next level.

Fallout London has been a huge success since its launch back in July 2024, netting a user base of over 1 million players, respectively. With such a large player count, it was only a matter of time before fans started toying with the idea of VR – and one individual seems to be getting closer than the rest.

A member of the Fallout London Discord community named, Raezroth, has been working on bringing Fallout London to VR – with things seemingly going pretty well. While development updates are limited, the user has posted several images and a video of the VR experience on the official FOLON Discord server – and we think it looks pretty darn good.

As you can see from the video above, the game seems to run relatively well in VR – showing the player burst out of a vat and into action. Raezroth states in an earlier post that their saves load fine, but “there are missing meshes and such” that need fixing.

At this stage, Raezroth puts a comment in the local Discord saying he’d love to speak to Team FOLON devs – presumably to help him work through some of the issues he’s having. It’s unclear whether or not the devs reached out to Raezroth, so progress may have halted for the time being.

It’ll be interesting to see where this project ends up, and whether or not it becomes popular in the VR community. I’m hoping it does, as let’s be honest, petting Churchill in VR looks like a great way to spend an afternoon.

If FOLON devs are required to take this VR game to the next level, we may be waiting some time – as most of the efforts will likely be put into the upcoming DLC that is set to launch in the next few weeks.

One thing’s for sure, I think this would go down very well with the VR community – so let’s hope it comes to fruition sooner rather than later.

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