Because the two game franchises share several features and concepts, it should be no surprise that many CC creators have converted content from Fallout for use in the Sims 4. In honor of Fallout’s 25th birthday and the recent success of the Amazon Prime TV show, we’re sharing the best pieces of Fallout CC for you to add to your game!

A few years ago the Sims celebrated 21 years of gaming with a collection of 21 new items for players. Not long after, another gaming juggernaut threw a party: Fallout turned 25! If you’re not familiar, the Fallout gaming franchise takes place in a post-apocalyptic United States roughly 250 years into the future, and has covered locations like California, Nevada, West Virginia, Washington DC, and parts of New England.

Though it started as a top-down isometric game (similar to the original Sims 1), Fallout has evolved over time and now exists as an action-adventure RPG full of personality. There are multiple elements in the Fallout franchise that may appeal to simmers, from character customization to base building to game modding.
Fallout CC To Bring The Wasteland To You
Here are 38 Lucky conversions that simmers have made to bring the world of Fallout into The Sims 4!
Pip Boy 3000

It’s not unexpected that a Vault Dweller may choose to shed or cover their Vault Suit after spending time above ground, but one identifier stays with them no matter what: the Pip-Boy. This wrist-worn computer device does a ton of helpful things from reporting the wearer’s health and stats, to mapping their travels, to playing the radio, and even giving them access to other Vaults. Wastelanders will automatically ping you as a Vault-Dweller when they see you rocking this iconic accessory.
Click here to download!Vault Suits And Pip-Boy 3000 Mark IV

The quintessential look of any Vault Dweller: a Vault Suit and a matching Pip-Boy. Classic pieces that appear in every Fallout game, though their looks vary from place to place (and game to game). PlazaSims went ahead and made the suits available for a half-dozen different Vault numbers, and you can get them in clean and dirty versions. The Pip-Boy also has several screen options suited for wherever your exploration takes you!
Click here to download!Fallout Vault Suits

When your Dweller has been outdoors for a while, their Vault Suit will no doubt begin to show the grunge of the wasteland. Sims from Vaults 76, 101, and 111 can rock this extra filthy outfit, or a clean swatch version if they’re the indoors-only type.
Click here to download!Sims 4 Fallout Vault Suit CC For Infants, Toddlers, & Kids

Although it’s unclear exactly how old a Vault Dweller is before they get their first Vault Suit, your sims are never too young to rock the iconic blue and gold outfit.
Click here to download!Nuka Cola Jumpsuits

Jumpsuits are a very popular garment in recent Fallout offerings and are available in a slew of colorways. In Fallout 76 alone there are around 25 different designs as of this writing! This Fallout custom content collection includes clean and dirty jumpsuits in 4 Nuka Cola variants and would look great on any Lone Wanderer, Courier, Sole Survivor, or evicted Vault Dweller.
Click here to download!Fallout 4 Scars

One area that Fallout offers a lot of customization options is on your character’s face, and the games have a myriad of scars and other marks to show how the wasteland has worn on them. We’re very appreciative of how subtle and realistic these scars look, as a lot of the vanilla Sims game scars are incredibly cartoony.
Click here to download!Synth Eyes

Okay, confession time: Nick Valentine is this author’s favorite video game character of all time (sorry, Bella)! A half-human noir gumshoe stuck living 2 lives in 2 different times, Nick’s proven to be a popular character to try emulating in the Sims 4. A unique feature of synths like him are their glowing yellow eyes, and Gen-Sim perfectly recreated them for our games. They even glow! If you want to try your mechanical hand at making Nick in your own game, you’ll definitely want to download this eye set.
Click here to download!Hancock (Clothes, Skin Detail, & Sim)

Hancock is another incredibly popular character from Fallout 4. A ghoul-turned-mayor, he runs the city of Goodneighbor in what once was downtown Boston. Hancock is a laid-back, witty guy with a chem habit, a taste for adventure, and a very unique way of looking at things. If you love him as much as the residents of Goodneighbor do, get him for The Sims 4!
Click here to download!Simout – Ghouls

Embrace the Ghoul life with this min pack which includes skin details, eye colors, and even a special Trait for those most irradiated in the wastes. The Trait even gives Ghouls the Grim Reaper voice to mimic the gravely voice effect from Fallout!
Click here to download!(Fallout) Vault Boy – Bobblehead Poses

A fun collection of poses inspired by the various bobbleheads you can find across the wasteland in the Fallout series, with 13 individual poses in total. I’m quite curious how one could fit either of the Agility poses into one’s game photo rotation!
Some of the poses need accessories to look right so be sure to read all the details when you download them.
Click here to download!Fallout 76 Vault-Tec Lamp

This recolor of a Tiny Living Stuff lamp is basically an amalgamation of two floor lamps from Fallout 76 that can be found in the Atom Shop. We really like how the Vault-Tec logo fits so well on the lampshade, as if it belonged there from the beginning.
Click here to download!Fallout 4 Garage Workbench

If you’ve ever claimed a workshop in the world of Fallout then you are very familiar with this workbench. Now you can get it in the Sims, and it’s actually a functional woodworking table! Haggy also made several recolors for the bench in clean and dirty versions so it will fit into whatever build you have in mind.
Click here to download!Fallout 4 Port-A-Diner (Buffet Table)

The Port-A-Diner, Fallout’s least reliable vending machine. Don’t even attempt it without a few drinks first and be sure to don a ridiculous outfit to get your Luck stat as high as you can! Then? Maybe you’ll get a slice of pie. Thankfully in the Sims 4 the buffet table doesn’t judge, so your sims can eat to their heart’s content.
Click here to download!Fallout 4 Computers

Veranka has added a trio of Fallout 4 computers for more functional electronics in the Sims 4! Choose between the standard RobCo terminal, Tinker Tom’s Railroad Terminal, or the Institute Computers. Each has a totally unique look to it that would fit in with a number of build themes, not just Fallout, and are definitely worth adding to your game.
Click here to download!Fallout 4 Radio

Whether you prefer the smooth voices of Three Dog or Mr. New Vegas, the awkwardness of Travis or Julia, or the snarky attitude of RedEye (my fave), tune into your favorite wasteland DJ with these radio conversions. The radio comes in 2 sizes and several colors including pre- and post-war finishes for all your vault and settlement needs!
Click here to download!Fallout 4 Toy Alien

This conversion brings the funky little alien toy from the world of Fallout into the playrooms of your little tykes. With its bright colors and silly face, it looks like it belonged in the Sims 4 from the beginning!
Click here to download!Fallout 4 Conversions – Toys

A conversion by Lay-Zee Ne-Ef, this time bringing pre- and post-war versions of popular toys from Fallout including the well-loved Teddy Bear, Nuka Cola Truck, Rocket, and even Jangles the Moon Monkey! Sadly they’re deco only, so you can’t scrap them to build yet another shack in your settlement.
Click here to download!Fallout 4 Conversions – Chems

When you’re wandering the wasteland you might find yourself in need of aid, whether you’ve got radiation poisoning, low health, or you just want a bit of a brain boost. Because it takes place in the future, Fallout has a plethora of chems you can use to achieve whatever goal you have in mind!
Click here to download!Fallout 4 Conversions – Smokes

Smoking is a gross and unhealthy habit, but when you live in a world where everything’s radioactive and you’re lucky to make it past age 40 does it even matter?
Click here to download!Sci-Fi Conversions

This mish-mash of conversions includes several from the Fallout universe including a Nuka Cola machine, bottle of Nuka Cola Quantum, and a Thirst Zapper.
Click here to download!Fallout Posters

This is a collection of posters from within and about the Fallout game series and includes several pieces that can be found in the C.A.M.P.s of Fallout 76 today. If you like your Vault Shelter so much you want to recreate it in the Sims 4 you will definitely want to download these posters!
Click here to download!Fallout Posters

10 posters with an assortment of Fallout advertisements and other propaganda to decorate your vaults and outposts. Throw a few up in Rivet City so you finally have a way to tell all the floors apart!
Click here to download!Nuka-Girl Poster

Nuka-Girl is the quintessential pin-up from the universe of Fallout, dressed in a skimpy spacesuit and shilling the country’s most popular cola brand. If you’re a soda junkie, your favorite theme park is Nuka World, and/or your name is Sierra Petrovita, you need these posters!
Click here to download!Fallout Mini Fanpack

This mini set includes a variety of deco and functional objects sure to please any scaver. There are bottles of Nuka Cola classic and Nuka Quantum (which glows!), Nuka Cola posters as well as posters from the Minutemen and Silver Shroud, a radio, a suitcase, and even a desk fan (who carries around a desk fan?!)
Click here to download!Vault-Tec Posters

Vault-tec, the company behind Fallout’s famous Vault Program, has no shortage of propaganda to keep residents feeling confident and safe in their happy little underground homes. Many of these posters can be added to C.A.M.P.s in Fallout 76, reminding the new residents of Appalachia where they came from and the ideals they’re meant to uphold.
Click here to download!Fallout New Vegas Framed Posters

A small assortment of posters modeled after Fallout New Vegas’ Casinos and different DLCs, to add some class to your gambling dens.
Click here to download!Fallout New Vegas Snowglobes

Snowglobes were a collectible item in Fallout New Vegas and they’ve been lovingly converted for The Sims 4, with effort even going into making sure the animations match the location in the globe! See Vault Boy travel all over the Mojave in these whimsical souvenirs.
Click here to download!Fallout Magazines

While these magazines won’t grant sims extra Lockpicking skills, increased carry weight, better stealth, etc. they will surely look handsome sitting on a coffee or accent table! And with so many designs to choose from you’ll likely find this item to be a favorite clutter piece no matter your sims’ personality or interests.
Click here to download!Fallout 4 Bobbleheads

Strength, Perception, Endurance, Charisma, Intelligence, Agility, Luck…do you know what makes you S.P.E.C.I.A.L.? Ivka Sims does! She converted these bobbleheads from Fallout into deco objects for the Sims 4, and it’s a real treat to see Vault Boy’s grinning face adorning your shelves!
Unfortunately Ivka’s original blog was hacked and she ended up having to delete everything. Thanks to the Wayback Machine we can see remnants of the old post here, and the bobblehead files can still be found for download.
Click here to download!Nuka Cola Drinks Billboard

The juxtaposition of a megacorp’s ads against the desolate backdrop of an empty wasteland is one of those things you’ll never forget. In the end, the bottle caps on their drinks were worth more than all the money they could have ever amassed.
Click here to download!Fallout Furniture

This collection consists of pieces from several different Fallout games, most of which bear the grimy dirty textures of the wasteland. Use them for your own post-apocalyptic builds or furnish a space for a sim who is incredibly sloppy.
Click here to download!Retro Fallout 4 Furnishings

This is a direct conversion of a Sims 2 conversion because like I said, simmers and Fallout players are cut from the same ballistic-woven cloth! The set includes kitchen appliances in 4 colors, a table, dining and comfort chairs, and a fantastic conversion of the Radiation King TV.
Click here to download!The Kitchen Of Tomorrow

This fabulous kitchen set inspired by Fallout 4 is a must-have for any fan of the game franchise. It’s chock-full of Fallout references including Nuka Cola bottles, boxes of Sugar Bombs, and even the elusive slice of Perfectly Preserved Pie! A total mid-century dream, and with so many recolors you will find yourself using them again and again.
For an added bonus, Surely-Sims released a spooky add-on to this set for #Simblreen 2022. See the creepy details and download the House of Yesterday add-on here.
Click here to download!The Bedroom Of Tomorrow

A small but versatile collection of mid-century bedroom furniture plucked right from the Sole Survivor’s home, in a beautiful range of wood tones and fabric patterns. Every prewar sim on the block will be coveting this gorgeously made set!
For an added bonus, Surely-Sims released a spooky add-on to this set for #Simblreen 2022. See the creepy details and download the House of Yesterday add-on here.
Click here to download!Fallout Baby!

Another incredible collection from Surely-Sims, it includes furniture directly pulled from or inspired by Shaun’s pre-war nursery in Fallout 4. A mid-century fan’s dream, it comes with any article of furniture you might think a nursery needs, as well as artwork, wallpaper, flooring, and a bassinet override we’ve previously featured. Despite being inspired by a completely different game, this creation has been found on best-of CC lists and for good reason!
Click here to download!The Patio Of Tomorrow

Even more amazing Fallout pieces brought to us by Surely-Sims, this set steps outside to enjoy those heat-death rays of summer. It’s got that iconic furniture we know and love along with plenty of sim-friendly add-ons (and even a cheeky nod to a well-known townie), and some nifty functionality you might not have known you wanted but now just have to have.
Click here to download!Retro Home Of Tomorrow From Fallout 4

The opening of Fallout 4 brought us something we’d never seen before, in that the game begins before the Great War. Though brief, players get the opportunity to explore the Sole Survivor’s home when everything is still shiny and new. Inspired by the “house of tomorrow” concepts popular in the early-to-mid 20th century, this sim-ified version does a fantastic job of replicating the Fallout 4 starting location using in-game assets. There’s even a Mr. Handy bot out front! Even if you’re not into Fallout, this is still an incredible retro house to add to your neighborhood.
Click here to download!Red Rocket Station

The Red Rocket Fueling Station is a well-known commercial auto service chain in the universe of Fallout, with locations dotting the country. In Fallout 4 you meet the goodest boy ever at one of these stations and in Fallout 76 they’re a guaranteed location to find stash boxes for unloading your stuff. This CC-free build encapsulates the vibe of the original Red Rocket Service Station with a mix of Maxis flavor.
Click here to download!More on SNOOTYSIMS: If you really enjoy the Fallout series franchise, give the apocalyptic Murkland Challenge a try!

Closing Thoughts
25+ years from launch Fallout is still a popular and booming franchise in the gaming world, much like its younger friend the Sims, and players who love both games have found a lot of ways to marry the two. Just looking at the EA Gallery, you can see that simmers love making Fallout content! If you’re one of those players, or if we’ve introduced you to a whole new post-apocalyptic world, this list of Fallout CC will make your game burn brighter than uranium! We hope you’ve found some new favorite CC from this list. Happy simming!
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