The first piece of DLC for the superb Fallout 4 is here! After installing Automatron , as long as the Sole Survivor is Level 15 or over, a new radio signal is transmitting out across the wastelands, a signal that is a call for help from a caravan under assault.

It's a pretty solid dlc - the story is trying something similar as the main game but I appreciate that the ending is a bit more flexible at least. The darker atmosphere is nice too. However compared to the Automatron DLC I found it a lot easier and you won't miss that much if you don't buy it.

This game is a 10/10. Very time consuming for me. I have been a fan of the fallout series forever and this did exceed my expectations. I am glad they finally made some improvements to their old games but yet kept the vibe of the old fallout games

This game was a lesser work than new Vegas.making the protagonists voiced was a mistake.Still the fallout world is as good as ever.hope they give Chris avellone a chance for the next game.

Bethesda can usually be counted on to publish high-quality DLC for the Fallout games. Since Fallout 3 , most of the add-ons feature entirely new areas off of the main campaign map, complete with new storylines to follow.

Robot companions' sassy dialogue

Not enough new weapons

Fallout 4 received an extraordinary amount of hype leading up to its release, only to have all that excitement taper out thanks to bugs and a gutted RPG system. Despite these nagging flaws I'm still easily transported to a post-apocalyptic Commonwealth, exploring and scavenging to the golden tunes...

Exploring the Commonwealth; Far better combat; Settlements are promising start

Gutted role-playing system; Technical problems (plus slow updates for local region

Most of the way this huge roleplaying-shooter game works is carried over from its excellent predecessors, Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas. It is the Skyrim to Fallout 3's Oblivion, if you will – it iterates on the previous game's already amazing systems, and it's similarly dense with locations to...

I waited until XMas day to get my copy of Fallout 4 and while I have struggled to get the time to play it, with all the festivities going on, I still managed 22 hours of gameplay and this accounts for only 9% of the game completed!

"Where to begin?" it's the age-old Fallout question. Not only does it apply to the game – you could pursue the immediately engaging main storyline, any number of the distracting side-quests, clear out a dungeon or acquire all the companions and power armour you can – but it of course also applies to...

Fallout 4 is here and it's now time for this Christmas 2015 heavyweight to enter the ring, facing off against the likes of Assassins Creed Syndicate , Star Wars Battlefront, Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3 (review is coming once the PC version is fixed), and the newly released Just Cause 3 to name but a...