Fallout 2 Is Getting A Full Open-World Remake, All Thanks To The Fans

Fans are driving what could be one of the most ambitious Fallout fan projects: a full open-world remake of Fallout 2. Project Arroyo, launched in 2019, aims to rebuild Fallout 2 in Fallout 4's Creation Engine, updating visuals while preserving its core. The team posts updates on its X page, and as of May 13, 2026 they sought programmers, artists and level designers for join. Volunteers have offered voice acting and 3D modeling, highlighting a dedicated modding community behind the effort. The project sits alongside Fallout: London (2024), a high-profile mod that showed what fans can achieve. Despite the enthusiasm, there is no official release timeline or guarantee of completion. Bethesda owns the Fallout IP and has not announced licensing plans for a fan remake. Arroyo remains active online, with progress posts but no concrete ETA. Fans hope the recreation will offer a faithful, fan-made alternative to newer Fallout games while respecting IP rights. The greater activity suggests a lasting fascination with Fallout among fans.