Fallout: London's next DLC, Last Orders, will be served up early this year if current pint-pulling plans hold

It’s a new year, and Fallout: London developers Team FOLON have kicked it off by revealing that the massive Fallout 4 mod’s second DLC is currently planned to rock up in the irradiated tube station of our lives pretty soon. This add-on’s dubbed Last Orders and looks to have at least something to do with a trip to the pub.

To be fair, that makes perfect sense. Fallout: London’s first DLC was dubbed Rabbit and Pork, so following up last year’s meal of new quests with a drink is only human.

Team FOLON lead Dean ‘Prilladog’ Carter announced Last Orders’ target release window, the first quarter of 2026, in a couple of festive/new year announcements on Fallout: London’s Discord server. “From 2026 onwards, things will be much less quiet,” he wrote. “Expect quarterly updates and more shared content covering both Fallout: London and the future of Team FOLON Ltd.

“If you’re here for the Last Orders DLC, we’re very close, but it still needs testing and to go through the boring red tape. Our current aim is Q1 2026. Soon™. We hope to align this with another exciting update about something else…” In the earlier of the two posts, Carter added that the modders’ reason for not totally committing to that early 2026 window right now is due to the fact the Rabbit and Pork DLC ended up taking longer than originally anticipated to finalise. “No promises though, not after last time,” as the modder put it.

While Last Orders’ll likely be surprisingly beefy if its predecessor’s 30 new quests, 80 new characters, and 8000+ lines of dialogue are anything to go by, Fallout: London’s third DLC remains the one I’m really keen to see arrive. Dubbed Wildcard, it’s set to add in a cut questline designed to serve as the mod’s version of New Vegas’ Yes Man main quest path, something the modders were initially forced to put on ice during development due to the Russo-Ukrainian war’s outbreak disrupting the life of the main modder working on it.

That DLC, the last of Fallout: London’s currently announced add-ons, remains release dateless for now. Meanwhile, news about Last Orders has been accompanied by the arrival on Nexus Mods of fan-made Simplified Chinese and Japanese translations for the massive mod, bringing down a couple more language barriers which might have prevented folks taking a trip to post-apocalyptic England thus far.

If Last Orders’ current release plan holds fast, it looks like there’ll be reason for radshrews of all tongues to consider giving Fallout: London another crack at some point in the next few months.