Fallout 4 is an open world action role-playing video game developed by Bethesda Game Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. (Photo : Facebook)
"Fallout 4" will feature a new trailer and release date for the "Automatron" DLC, as well as new gameplay details on the "Wasteland Workshop" expansion.
Bethesda Softworks begun streaming the latest trailer for "Fallout 4's" first DLC expansion, "Automatron" has been revealed as players will embark on a new mission to stop a robotic terrorist called "the Mechanist" from causing havoc in the Commonwealth.
As seen on the trailer, players are given the option of creating their own robot ally to fight the Mechanist's own army of robots using several junkyard parts and scrap metals all around the wasteland or from defeated robot foes. Gamers can fight the robots in "Pokemon" style matches and gamers can put new armored suits for protection.
Paint schemes and voice customization options are also available in the DLC when players reach level 15 and above. Recent reports revealed the achievements for the "Automatron" DLC has been leaked such as "Headhunting", "Mechanical Menace", "Restoring Order","Robot Hunter" and "Most Toys". The "Automatron" DLC expansion will launch on March 22 at a price of $10, IGN reported.
In other news, Bethesda revealed new game details for the second DLC expansion, "Wasteland Workshop" as game director Todd Howard explained that the next DLC will appeal more to "Fallout 4" players who loved to create and built things in the Wasteland, Gameinfomer reported.
Howard added that gamers can essentially create almost anything in the "Wasteland Workshop" from weapons, armored suites to arenas, captured animals and many more. The DLC will also see gamers have a chance to train their captured monster and fight alongside the players or make them fight with other creatures.
The release date for "Wasteland Workshop" is stated to launch on April with the price of $5. Howard previously explained how "Survival Mode" works in "Fallout 4" as it is based from the mechanics in "Fallout: New Vegas". There also rumors that a "Fallout 5" might happen soon as voice actor Ryan Alosio seemingly teased its production in a post, which was immediately deleted, but eventually reached several viewers within the internet.
"Fallout 4" is currently available for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.
