Tag Archives: Fallout 4

The latest entry in the Fallout franchise, Fallout 76, has gotten off to a rough start.  But, if it is a disappointing game, it is only because it feels unfinished.

'I’ll always feel that my most innovative performances are born from absolute boldness and glaring honesty. For me, the more of myself that shows up on the day, the more ‘human’ the character becomes – warts and all – and the more likely an audience is to connect.'

'Vault-Tec Workshop' does actually offer a little bit of narrative to 'Fallout 4,' and you do get quite a few new construction tools, and an invaluable personnel tool too. Sadly, construction is still a tedious task and this new DLC doesn’t really make that any easier.

The raider gauntlet that leads to Fallout 4's 'Nuka-World' is an indicator of what your in for, in this final add-on. There is some narrative, but it doesn't come close to what Far Harbor offered. At the end of it all, Bethesda offers players the opportunity to tear apart what they've spent hundreds of hours building.

It’s hard to be excited about 'Fallout 4: Contraptions Workshop,' considering that my biggest complaint with the main game is its sparse narrative, and how great the last DLC, Far Harbor was. That being said, if you're looking for new toys for your sandbox, this one does does add quite a few.

'Fallout 4: Far Harbor' is the largest landmass for an add-on that Bethesda has ever created, and while it might not be Bethesda’s densest add-on ever, in comparison to the main game, its adept storytelling is a welcome surprise.

If Fallout 4 is only game you’re going to play for the year, and you're trying to squeeze every little bit of content out of it that you can, the new add-on will give you something else to do.

It's not a huge expansion, but if building robots appeals to you, and you’ve run out of missions, the Automatron DLC should give you a reason to put the Fallout 4 disc back in your console.

'Fallout 4' is another truly great game from Bethesda and one that is going to be generating unique stories and experiences for players for years to come.

For better or worse, the highly anticipated Fallout 4 is essentially a lot more of the same. There is plenty more to do this time around, but really it’s the same buggy, bleak, post-apocalyptic journey through the wasteland you either love or hate.