Bethesda has just revealed three new downloadable contents for "Fallout 4," which will be coming soon. The Nuka World DLC will open a new area in the game with new content for players to enjoy.
During the game publisher's E3 2016 conference recently, they have revealed three new DLCs for players to enjoy. They will be able to enjoy Contraptions, Vault-Tec Workshop, and Nuka World with a lot of content to try out. All of these DLCs will be released slowly starting from next week until August.
Nuka World will be a new area for players to travel to, and will be the same as the recent Far Harbor DLC, according to IGN. They will be able to explore a new open region that has a lot of new quests to solve, which will be focused on the location that has the ruins of a Nuka-cola theme park. This is the third DLC to be released in August and will be the final DLC for the game.
Contraptions DLC will be released next week as the fourth DLC for the game, according Polygon. Players will be able to build different kinds of devices that the game previously did not have like sorting machines, conveyor belts, elevators, and armor and weapon racks. This will definitely upgrade the simulator feature that the game has in default.
Vault-Tec Workshop will be the fifth DLC that the game publisher will be releasing for the game, and it will be released in July. Players will be able to build their own Fallout vault using the same features that the settlement simulator building mode had by default. Players will be able to train, arm, and experiment their vault dwellers that they will be recruiting in the game.
The season pass of the game will let players download all of these DLCs when they are available. It originally was priced at $29.88 for three add-ons, but the game publisher increased it to $49.99 when they announced that they will be expanding their DLC plan for the game in February. They have also released mod support for the game on Xbox One, and they will be adding the same feature on the PlayStation 4 soon.
Check out the game publisher's E3 2016 showcase presenation video below: