That's because Fallout 76 uses the same engine as Fallout 4, which will happen to have its Anniversary Edition released also somewhere in 2026, so they additionally update Fallout 76 along the way.

For a brief context, this is what I was experimenting with while I still was making Improved Default HUD few months ago. Now I think this design should be reverted back to default, among other new ideas...

Clouds are nicer when it is sunsetting, especially when it is early autumn and it is still warm. A nice send-off to the winter.

Have a nice meal.

Or just buy it on a sale. Peak already costs not that much so if you really need to cut that expense away, wait for a sale... or support the developer by paying full price. Full price is already a bargain price. I expected this game to cost at least $10 but it doesn't even cost that much, yeah.

No, it is not about "slapping some files on GitHub". It is about making more games available on sites like GOG which promote offline, no-DRM gaming. Someone misunderstood the question.

Huh, the first thing I see upon visiting Lila Games’ website (Joseph Kim founded this game dev company) is that there is no games featured on their webpage kek.

With no way to change cookie policy, they can do whatever they want and tell you "it's out of necessity".