Gaming Nexus

7th April 2016
Fallout 4: Automatron

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Randy Kalista
Publisher: Bethesda
Machine: PlayStation 4 (US Version)

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Scores

PlayStation 4 Version
Overall80%

Summary

Automatron pays off by taking advantage of Fallout 4's pulpy, ludicrous--yet still somehow slightly dry--sense of humor. Like any good sci-fi involving robots, it exposes people's humanity and inhumanity. And it adds new toys and settlement pieces to your toolbox. It's a well-rounded piece of DLC, and introduces you to the Mechanist, one of Fallout 4's more memorable villains.

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