Fallout: Nuevo Mexico, a DLC-sized mod for Fallout: New Vegas, has been canceled. An announcement from the lead developer explains why it is important for the team to let go of the project. Without any official Fallout releases anytime soon, the modding scene continues to give life to the series.

The massive Fallout: New Vegas mod set in New Mexico, Fallout: Nuevo México, has come to a close after about four years in development with creators citing costs and an "enormous" workload.

Nuevo Mexico has been canceled so that its developers can prioritize their "mental health" and "face reality".

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Colossal Fallout New Vegas mod Nuevo Mexico has been canceled, as the project's lead prioritizes their mental health amid huge workloads.

Nuevo Mexico has cancelled the project to prioritise their mental health and "face reality". Following in the footsteps of Fallout: London, Fallout: Nuevo Mexico was intended to be a rework of Fallout: New Vegas into an all-new game set in Mexico City.