Fallout: New Vegas deviated from the post-apocalyptic franchise's extreme isolationism by populating its ruins with lots of people, smelly dogs, and those freaking annoying butterfly-hornet things. Face the horde in this tribute to zombie wave survival known as New Vegas Zombies, with custom model ports by georgem1010, Rikku Rikku, Dragbody, M4k4rov and iSebastein. Fully scripted and made to fe.
Modder ‘ZRV01’ has released a new mod that adds a Call of Duty-inspired Zombies Mode to Fallout New Vegas. As the modder noted, this is an effort to replicate the enjoyable horde survival from Call of Duty: World At War and Call of Duty: Black Ops, but in the Fallout world.
Going into more details, this project directly replicates the exact same ways the real zombies mode plays, including a points system, power, and even two-hit kill. Naturally, there are some minor differences here and there, mostly due to the differences between the COD and Fallout engines.
Fallout New Vegas Zombies is fully scripted, and is unrelated to the game’s lore. Moreover, it comes with custom model ports by georgem1010, Dragbody, M4k4rov and iSebastein.
You can download this mod from here. Below you can also find its key features.
Have fun!
Fallout New Vegas Zombies Key Features
Fallout New Vegas Nazi Zombies Mods
- Points system
- Power system
- Wall buys
- Functioning Mystery Box
- Actual Wonder Weapons
- Easter Egg Songs
- Death Sequence
- Nostalgia
- Creepy Environment
- Boss Round once every five rounds
Fallout New Vegas Nazi Zombies Mod 1.12.2
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Fallout New Vegas Zombie Apocalypse
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