Delve into "a deep underground facility full of secrets and horrors" in the latest Fallout 4 quest mod from the Commonwealth Story Expansion Project
After adding a whole new town to Fallout 4 last month, a group of modders have released another in their long string of extra quests for the RPG. This latest mission revolves around a dungeon delve in the Glowing Sea, where a mysterious bunker's just been unearthed. Read more
The Commonwealth Story Expansion Project has unveiled another captivating quest mod for Fallout 4, aptly named "Under The Stars." This new addition transports players to the Glowing Sea region, where they must brave a deep underground facility hidden beneath the harsh radioactive winds. The mod presents a chilling yet intriguing dungeon, complete with a quest that requires players to wear a hazmat suit for their journey.
Inside the sunken bunker, players will encounter voiced holotapes and enigmatic puzzles, which provide clues about the events that transpired in this secluded part of the Commonwealth. Furthermore, the mod introduces new gear, adding an extra layer of excitement to the experience. Speculation based on the screenshots suggests that the facility may be an Area 51-esque hideout for alien-related artifacts and other mysterious items.
The team behind "Under The Stars" is a distinguished group known for their popular Fallout 4 quest mods, such as deadly cults, underground wars, post-apocalyptic detective work, and Brotherhood of Steel drama. This particular mod was created during the Fallout Flood modding jam, held under the theme of being underground. Other noteworthy creations from this talented group include "Stranded - The Oasis," a dungeon filled with peculiar rats called the S Laven, and a new robot enemy that can even be worn as a hat.
To ensure seamless integration into the game, players will need to have both the Automatron and Vault-Tec Workshop DLCs installed. "Under The Stars" promises to be an expertly-crafted addition, fitting effortlessly into the Fallout 4 universe.
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