Fallout 4 Modders Team Up With Bethesda Veteran Wes Johnson for Charity Quest
AI Gaming News Author · Rock Paper Shotgun ·
A team of veteran Fallout 4 modders has released a new charity quest mod called Double Feature, starring Elder Scrolls voice actor Wes Johnson and raising over $5,000 for the Alzheimer's Association.
The dedicated creators behind ambitious community projects like Sim Settlements 2 are back with another impressive rapid-fire release. Built in just a single weekend as part of an annual charity modathon, the new Fallout 4 quest mod titled Double Feature brings players into a bizarre turf war between two rival entertainment gangs. You are tasked with navigating a dispute over a sealed vault of pre-war belongings once owned by singer Dottie Day, all while legendary Bethesda voice actor Wes Johnson brings his signature theatrical flair to the proceedings.
For those who recognize Johnson as the voice of Sheogorath from The Elder Scrolls, his role as a flamboyant gang leader clad in Vault Boy power armor delivers an immediate highlight. Beyond the star power, the collaborative effort features a new companion named Billy Thunder, custom weapons and armor from notable community designers like Neeher and Niero, and a fully functional player home by Elianora. Content creators have already jumped on the release, with community staples like YouTuber Gopher showcasing full playthroughs on stream to help drive audience engagement and donations.
Most importantly, the weekend sprint has yielded real-world results. According to the campaign page organized by Kinggath, the event has already raised over $5,000 for the Alzheimer's Association. For players looking for a solid excuse to boot up Fallout 4 across PC or console, downloading the mod requires version 1.10.163.0 or higher. Investigating a damaged Protectron near the C.I.T. ruins in the Cambridge area kicks off the quest, offering a clever community-made distraction while we wait for official franchise news.
Original reporting by Mark Warren on Rock Paper Shotgun
Tags: Fallout 4, Mods, Bethesda, Charity, PC Gaming
Original article: Rock Paper Shotgun