Bethesda Game Studios' hit action role-playing video game, "Fallout 4" is headed back to the 90s thanks to some skilled modders of the game. Dubbed as "Revolted", the new mod transforms a portion of the "Fallout 4" realm into a classic 90s shooter expedition.

According to the official description from NexusMods from the mod developer, Cohagen, "Revolted" is a video game that is playable on the terminal in Concord Speakeasy. The players must look after Vault 102 and reclaim control of the Vault that is currently under control of the evil Professor.

"Revolted" (the future of gaming) boasts an array of awe-inspiring features such as Next level artificial intelligence, poly processing, Mono sound and Three-dimensional Graphics. It takes things to the next level in terms of a challenge as it features bullets capable of causing significant damage, some case-hardened people, noxious toxic waste and language that's nearly inappropriate.

Aside from that, the new mod has a slew of other things such as color-coded doors with floppy disc keys, muddy textures and polygonal NPCs. In other words, "Revolted" give players everything they could ask for from a 90s shooter, according to WWG.

The team behind the new "Fallout 4" mod also noted that as soon as Revolted is completed, players find their characters hot. This is as a result of the fierce gameplay session. The modders also recommend players to redress their characters prior to stepping back into the wastes.

This is what makes mods so relevant to the life of a game such as "Fallout 4" or "Skyrim". Video games that encompass mammoth worlds coupled with characters, assets and locations have a lot of hidden potential in the creative minds of avid gamers who love to tinker.

This is advantageous for both, the players and the developers. For instance, "Revolted" could garner a whole new fanbase, while encouraging players to spend more time playing "Fallout 4" at the same time.

For more details about this new kind of mod, watch the embedded video footage below and share your thoughts on the latest mod for "Fallout 4" in the comments section!