The main story has you trying to deal with the internal power struggle between the rival gangs, but it’s once you get out into the parks of Nuka-World itself where you meet the most interesting people. Nuka-World certainly continues this trend. Indeed it is more the side quests we remember the more compact stories that leave a lasting impression. It’s all played very safe in terms of what you get and in this respect, it feels a bit familiar.įallout, and Bethesda RPGs in general, aren’t lauded for their main-story campaigns. These new elements help keep things fresh in what has, up until now for me at least, been a 150 hour shoot-fest with no real tactics necessary.Īs well as the new weapon and location, there are the other standard fare for the DLC: new quests, new enemies, new companions and new Power Armour. You need to use one of the new weapons to take down his shield before peppering him with the rest of your arsenal. The final boss even uses electricity to attack you and use as a shield. The dark and moody setting felt very similar to every other dungeon in Fallout 4, but this had added Running Man elements as you try and dodge the traps and defeat the enemies. Firstly though, you need to take on The Gauntlet a long dungeon created by the Raiders as a bit of blood sport for their enjoyment. Nuka-World itself is a fairly decent sized new location to explore.

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