No Man’s Sky Player Recreates Iconic Fallout: New Vegas Location

Summary

No Man’s Sky player recreates the iconic Fallout: New Vegas Strip in the game.
All the major landmarks of the location were included, such as Lucky 38, Gomorrah, and the LVB Station.

A dedicated No Man’s Sky player has built an iconic location from Fallout: New Vegas in the survival game, and all the popular landmarks have been included, much to the delight of Wastelanders. No Man’s Sky was first launched in 2016 by Hello Games, offering a procedurally generated, open-world universe harboring over 18 quintillion planets for players to discover. Exploration, survival, combat, and trading are the key pillars of gameplay, and regarding the New Vegas build, the sky’s the limit when it comes to creativity.

Fallout: New Vegas was released in 2010 for PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360, following a silent courier who survives an assassination attempt. Some fans consider New Vegas to be an expansion of Fallout 3, but others regard the action RPG as a spin-off from the franchise. Fallout: New Vegas is one of the best open-world games with dynamic worlds, joining the likes of Death Stranding, STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl, and Outer Wilds, and this is largely thanks to the factions populating the sprawling wasteland.

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Posted on Reddit by OkaNitsuki, a series of screenshots was shared on the No Man’s Sky The Game subreddit. The No Man’s Sky player had successfully recreated the Strip, similar to another Fallout: New Vegas fan who recreated the district within an impressive diorama. Located in Fallout’s Mohave Wasteland, the Strip is Mr. House’s domain in New Vegas, and the No Man’s Sky player included all the major landmarks of the location, including Lucky 38, Gomorrah, and the LVB Station.

No Man’s Sky Player Builds the Strip From Fallout: New Vegas

This isn’t the first time an astronaut explorer has built another franchise’s location in the survival game, as another No Man’s Sky player created an impressive base inspired by Star Wars. The Strip designer encouraged Redditors to swing by the impressive location in-game to take some photos, and confirmed in response to requests that the Hoover Dam was currently being built.

Another project that promises to recreate New Vegas’ iconic locations is Amazon’s live-action and award-winning Fallout series, which is currently well underway filming season 2. Thanks to a few leaks, various set photos teased that Fallout season 2 may include a pre-war New Vegas story, a flashback that certainly got the community excited. Additionally, more set photos revealed the show’s second season would include some memorable locations from the Strip, as seen in the No Man’s Sky build, including the iconic Strip sign and The Tops Hotel and Casino.