The latest details for "Fallout 4" will feature the official release date for the last DLC, "Nuka World" and the its file size is bigger than "Far Harbor".
Bethesda streamed the official trailer of "Nuka World" DLC for "Fallout 4" as the video shows the ruined and abandoned "Nuka Cola" theme park and all it is not what it seems. The trailer follows as featured a tongue-in-cheek humor by way of a cheerful family-friendly song for "Nuka World" followed by a series of footage of the dilapidated park, multi-colored Ghouls, new mutated creatures and many more.
"Nuka World" DLC will divided into several regions such as Nuka-Town USA, Safari Adventure, the World of Refreshment, Dry Rock Gulch, Kiddie Kingdom, and Galactic Zone. Gamers will also wield new weapons for "Nuka World" in order to fight enemy Raiders, creepy robot tenants and mascots and several mutated beast along the way. One of these weapons is a Electrified Paddle Ball, which is useful against enemies. There are also functional rides and a dangerous bipedal lizard monster lurking in the area.
The DLC will also feature a new power armor, new workshop options, and the ability to let the Sole Survivor become an evil Raider.
Bethesda announced that the release date for "Nuka World" will be on Aug. 30 in "Fallout 4" for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC platforms, Gamerant reported.
In addition, the speculated file size of the DLC is said to be at 3.66 GB, which is bigger than the "Far Harbor" DLC, which happens to be at 2.7 GB. However, file size is not always directly related to game content, GamingBolt reported.
Bethesda launched the patch update 1.7 update for "Fallout 4", which contained a few bug, mod fixes and in-game support for its the "Nuka World" expansion.
Bethesda's vice president of PR and marketing Pete Hines confirmed that "Nuka World" will be the last DLC expansion for "Fallout 4", as well voice-actress Courtenay Taylor tweeted that her time with the game is almost over, which indicated that the story of "Fallout 4" will indeed be concluded in the last DLC.
There is also the issue of the new PS4 mods in "Fallout 4" as Bethesda and Sony are working together to get the approval needed to put them in the PS4 console after its evaluation on it ends.
"Fallout 4" is currently available for the PS4, Xbox One and PC platform.