For instance, if you want to experience just the fog and creepy sounds, there’s the option to set the Otherworld to appear extremely rare or to set Otherworld monsters to avoid attacking you. There you can setup every aspect of the Otherworld. The good thing is that players can craft a Control Holotape at any Chemical Station. This is when you’ll be dragged to the Otherworld, filled with Ghouls, Silent hill Nurses, Twin head Screamers and the infamous Siren Head. And from time to time day turns into night.

Instead of classic Fallout 4 exploration sounds, you have creepy sounds taken from Silent Hill that accompany you while exploring. Along with the thick fog Whispering Hills completely replaces sounds in the game. In other words, you won’t see the sun with this mod installed.

There are 10 fog weathers in total, dynamically changing as you explore the wasteland. Fog is literally all around you, like in the first Silent Hill game on the PS1. The biggest change Whispering Hills brings to Fallout 4 is turning the Commonwealth Wasteland into a foggy nightmare. Now you can turn the game into a Silent Hill-like nightmare with the Whispering Hills mod. You can install one of the countless graphical mods have full dialogue create amazing settlements with the Homemaker mod Turn settlers into builders with the Sim Settlements Mod have much better map play as Ellie from The Last of Us or just install the Unofficial Patch that brings tons of bug fixes Bethesda failed to deal with in official patches for the game. Fallout 4 mod community turned this (slightly) disappointing Fallout title into an awesome post-apocalyptic sandbox game. That is, it’s still a blast to play if you like playing the game with mods. Fallout 4 came out in 2015 but the game is still a blast to play.

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