Fallout: New Vegas - Lonesome Road

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  1. seventonblade
    Sep 21, 2011
    10
    Everything I loved about this DLC. The Divide, it's ruins, and the storm is very awe-inspiring and Fallout-like. The weapons are some of the best out of all the DLC. The story is atmospheric and suspenseful, with a few twists also and an ending epic as ever, whether you side with Ulysses or not. Explains a lot.
  2. Raven-2077
    Apr 21, 2013
    10
    I thought this quest expansion for Fallout: New Vegas was actually pretty good. Sure, it's kind of difficult to complete, but still a pretty good add-on. I anticipated a more bizarre story, but overall, this was not that bad. I agree with some of the other reviewers when they say Dead Money was intense. Dead Money is my favorite DLC add-on for New Vegas. Why? It's the coolest andI thought this quest expansion for Fallout: New Vegas was actually pretty good. Sure, it's kind of difficult to complete, but still a pretty good add-on. I anticipated a more bizarre story, but overall, this was not that bad. I agree with some of the other reviewers when they say Dead Money was intense. Dead Money is my favorite DLC add-on for New Vegas. Why? It's the coolest and creepiest expansion!… Expand
  3. jseph1234
    Dec 18, 2022
    10
    This was an INCREDIBLE DLC for Fallout New Vegas. The places that you visit and the NPC characters that are involved in this story are amazing. 10 / 10 for sure!
  4. PaulineMystic
    Jun 23, 2014
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I simply love this dlc. It's the best dlc I ever saw - it isn't just a dlc it is an ecperiance. Lonesome Road gave me an unique point of view on my entire gaming ecperiance, this dlc isn't for "fun" - this dlc makes you think more about games and your deeds in them ! Whole time LR is trying to make player think, try to give player a reflection - and this reflextion isn't just in one moment in dlc but reflextions you can gain at every single step in it. What is more the antagonist in LR is the best written character in not only in Fallout New Vegas but also (in mine opinion) in entire gaming industry ! Something like that you cannot simply achieve - he is challenging, deep, intelligent, had his own point of view and history. About graphic .. well I can say that graphic isn't important, all what you can see in this dlc is the best what old Gamebryo could gave us. Place of dlc is very interesting, enemies aree hard to kill, new items are fun and our companion in it finally have their history. Lonesome Road is a dlc which want only player ask themselves "who am I ?" This question is not only directed to the Courier but also to ourselves. And for this - for speaking with real person instead of program (antagonist), for challenge to mine hero, for really emotional (this dlc can do miracles when it comes to gave me emotions) journey through this road, for reflections, questions and anserws, for cute companion, for the best storyline, climat of serie with music of Mark Morgan and this last views on dying graphic engine - I give 10/10… Expand
  5. nurfedx
    Nov 19, 2021
    10
    One of the best games to the series and an All-time Classic. Also, the last Decent Fallout Game!
  6. JrC935
    May 22, 2021
    10
    This was my favorite Fallout dlc by far, it ditches the comical aspect of old world blues for a near depressing, silent road with no one around you. It really emphasizes that YOU did this YOU created this deathtrap. I could go on and on about the gameplay and the amazing character of Uylsses, but Ill leave that for now
  7. wcstorm11
    Sep 21, 2011
    9
    On the whole this was an excellent, atmospheric DLC with plenty of new equipment, new foes, and a conclusion to the story of Ulysses that was hinted at throughout all of the DLCs. The DLC's only true downfall is its unnaturally high linearity (for a Fallout game). However, the level design was so well done I personally wasn't bothered by the change of pace.
  8. Dosbilliam
    May 27, 2013
    9
    Lonesome Road gives the game difficulty it needs compared to the Mojave. If you were able to stand the train stations in Fallout 3, the environments here won't be a problem. The storyline is deeper than Old World Blues, a more personal story than Dead Money, and the area itself is put together better than Honest Hearts. The atmosphere is a weak point, but it's meant to be bleak because ofLonesome Road gives the game difficulty it needs compared to the Mojave. If you were able to stand the train stations in Fallout 3, the environments here won't be a problem. The storyline is deeper than Old World Blues, a more personal story than Dead Money, and the area itself is put together better than Honest Hearts. The atmosphere is a weak point, but it's meant to be bleak because of the subject nature. ED-E here is probably the companion with the overall best characterization, due to Ulysses ending up as a non-companion character. Red Glare managed to beat out the Missile Launcher as a weapon, and the Shoulder-Mounted Machine Gun covers the Minigun's weak points while still keeping some of the strengths, like a decent magazine size and a relatively-decent fire rate that still puts down bullets without draining ammo like a bullet hose Minigun does.… Expand
  9. cowill101
    Sep 19, 2012
    9
    Fallout New Vegas DLC's in general have been up and down, with a pretty bleak, but commendable, start with Dead Money, a huge dip with Honest Hearts, and prior to Lonesome Road, a less-than-stellar try to reintroduce science with Old World Blues. Lonesome Road, in my opinion, (aside from the hellish delay) was a huge success both for New Vegas and Bethesda. It brought the Courier'sFallout New Vegas DLC's in general have been up and down, with a pretty bleak, but commendable, start with Dead Money, a huge dip with Honest Hearts, and prior to Lonesome Road, a less-than-stellar try to reintroduce science with Old World Blues. Lonesome Road, in my opinion, (aside from the hellish delay) was a huge success both for New Vegas and Bethesda. It brought the Courier's back-story to a satisfying and full ending. This DLC revolved around the mysterious character of Ulysses, who's been referenced in all the other DLC's, as well as the game itself. Now, with this expansion, all loose ends are tied up, all unanswered questions are answered and more importantly, an otherwise incomplete game became complete.

    Friendly advice to get the full experience: Play the DLC's in order. So, play this one last. Do this before you visit the New Vegas strip. That way, you'd have explored an extensive amount of the Mojave Wasteland and leveled up you character enough, so that it can tolerate the difficulty of the DLC. And most importantly, take you time. There is a large temptation to just rush through this DLC, and not complete the challenges along the way. So, draw it out a little, don't do it all in one day and make sure you truly get the most out of what it has to offer.    … Expand
  10. ChrisNotKiw
    Nov 12, 2013
    9
    Lonesome Road is by no means a welcoming and hold-your-hand type of DLC. When I played it for the first time, I didn't really like it and most of the time, I had no idea what Ulysses was talking about. But then I realized I didn't really give it a chance and didn't really TRY to understand what the story was about.
    This weekend, I decided to give LR another shot and this time I really    Lonesome Road is by no means a welcoming and hold-your-hand type of DLC. When I played it for the first time, I didn't really like it and most of the time, I had no idea what Ulysses was talking about. But then I realized I didn't really give it a chance and didn't really TRY to understand what the story was about.
    This weekend, I decided to give LR another shot and this time I really listened to Ulysses (I think I somewhat finally get him), explored every location and it turned out to be almost as rewarding as playing the Old World Blues, just in a completely different way.
    The DLC considerably expands the F:NV story in beautiful and thought-provoking ways (I seriously mean it and I know the word sounds lame-ish Oh and I really didn't mind the linearity at all, because to me it was more about exploring the hauntingly cool place that is The Divide, than being able to go in any direction.
    TL;DR: The Lonesome Road can be awesome and rewarding (not just loot-wise) if you give it a chance, accept the way it's narrated and don't treat Ulysses like a pseudo-intellectual hippie.    … Expand
  11. LightlySalted
    Sep 25, 2011
    8
    I think this DLC had some good and some bad, but mostly good. The bad first: The monsters/monster people weren't that interesting and the only NPC interaction you have is with Ulysses and ED-E (and he only beeps). The DLC also ends up being very short and linear - somewhere around 4-8 hours of game play depending on how much you like to scavenge. The good: it looks as though theI think this DLC had some good and some bad, but mostly good. The bad first: The monsters/monster people weren't that interesting and the only NPC interaction you have is with Ulysses and ED-E (and he only beeps). The DLC also ends up being very short and linear - somewhere around 4-8 hours of game play depending on how much you like to scavenge. The good: it looks as though the developers actually spent a good deal of time developing the zone. Buildings are collapsed at an angle and the views of the zone are all pretty cool. The new weaponry is always welcome (and we finally got a Deathclaw Gauntlet!). You get some cool options at the end of the DLC (no spoilers here). Not as good as OWB, but still much better than Honest Hearts.… Expand
  12. Prometheuz
    Sep 21, 2011
    8
    I've bought every DLC for New Vegas and to be honest: This DLC is by far the best. Honest Hearts and Dead Money we're... well i just didn't like them because they we're too short and too boring. Here are some pro's and con's:

    PRO: - authentical post-apocalyptic military base - high difficulty (I've played it starting at level 45 and the enemies we're pretty tough, so you won't rush    I've bought every DLC for New Vegas and to be honest: This DLC is by far the best. Honest Hearts and Dead Money we're... well i just didn't like them because they we're too short and too boring. Here are some pro's and con's:

    PRO:
    - authentical post-apocalyptic military base
    - high difficulty (I've played it starting at level 45 and the enemies we're pretty tough, so you won't rush through the content)
    - Useful new Items (such as a portable bedroll)
    - the chance to look behind the player character as he was before he got shot in the head at the beginning of New Vegas

    CON:
    - linear levels, not really "open world" (you can still go as you please)
    - no side quests
    - i GUESS it'll get boring when you play it more than one time, because there like only 2 choices you can make    … Expand
  13. Courier101
    Dec 26, 2011
    8
    sigh, i love this game...but...ill give it an 8, good story, your finally learning about The Courier which is great, you get to meet the man who let you have your head shot up like Swiss cheese, also good, and did i mention ED-E.... that's right, you get ED-E for this DLC huzzah :D, OK on to seriousness, you get american weaponry, pre war tech i might add, not NCR, not BoS, not anythingsigh, i love this game...but...ill give it an 8, good story, your finally learning about The Courier which is great, you get to meet the man who let you have your head shot up like Swiss cheese, also good, and did i mention ED-E.... that's right, you get ED-E for this DLC huzzah :D, OK on to seriousness, you get american weaponry, pre war tech i might add, not NCR, not BoS, not anything new, all pure american fun. the divide features a lot of cool area's to explore, as well as warheads to blow up for fun also, everyone marks it low but don't be discouraged, it is actually really fun to play, and if you don't believe me, that's fine, but i do not regret buying this DLC, it was challenging, fun, a little irritating, and honestly, i really loved finding the 10mm shoulder mounted Machine gun, why? because...its a MACHINE GUN!!!, if that didn't perk you up, what about red glory, the divides signature weapon fun to use, and modded up, makes it really fun to use,everyone says its awful, or boring, but they just don't understand, your finding out about who The Courier is, not YOU...but your character it gets in depth then fallout 3 did, and players of this dlc will finally know, The Courier and who he was.… Expand
  14. KevinEHV
    Nov 18, 2012
    8
    Lonesome Road is linear and not a very big addon. Still it provided me with a lot of fun although it's not very difficult to impress me since Fallout is my favourite series of all time so i love every new gun/item and enemy in the game. Lonesome Road is quite challenging if u play on very hard (which everyone should really) and on hardcore mode. the sidequests are ok as well so if u loveLonesome Road is linear and not a very big addon. Still it provided me with a lot of fun although it's not very difficult to impress me since Fallout is my favourite series of all time so i love every new gun/item and enemy in the game. Lonesome Road is quite challenging if u play on very hard (which everyone should really) and on hardcore mode. the sidequests are ok as well so if u love Fallout New Vegas really pick this one up as well.… Expand
  15. Mathazad
    Mar 19, 2014
    8
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Lonesome Road so far has gotten a lot of hate for being linear and boring, however I think it is probably the best DLC out of the four. As mentioned there many new toys to play with(or sell) as well as a couple of cool new mechanics. Yes the combat and caches of enemies can be a little tedious at times, the story line completely makes up for this.
    Throughout the DLC you are bringing two story arcs to a close, that being ED-E's and also the couriers. How anyone could say that's lazy writing is beyond me. As far as the main game is concerned there was never to much information on the courier like; their home, family or other misc things. That is why this DLC is so great, it provides an additional storyline that describes the couriers past as well as ED-E's.    … Expand
  16. AkumaJack
    Apr 24, 2017
    8
    is more like an 8.5 than an 8. But i guess i cant give half points here on Metacritic.
    BTW the DLC is different from the main game for sure, is more linear. Less roaming. The story is gold though. And the ending is/could be REALLY good in my opinion.
    I dont think a more linear DLC is bad by any mean. It's just different. It has a more post-apocalyptic vibe than the base game probably    is more like an 8.5 than an 8. But i guess i cant give half points here on Metacritic.
    BTW the DLC is different from the main game for sure, is more linear. Less roaming. The story is gold though. And the ending is/could be REALLY good in my opinion.
    I dont think a more linear DLC is bad by any mean. It's just different. It has a more post-apocalyptic vibe than the base game probably with a lot of though enemies, some good loot a gorgeous new ambient and the real "villain" of the game. I liked it.    … Expand
  17. DrMisiaq
    Jan 14, 2021
    8
    Lonesome Road is the second best expansion to Fallout New Vegas (second only to Old World Blues). Writing might not be as witty as the one in the base game or OWB, but it has it's moments. Story of ED-E is truly touching, two Couriers dispute over ethical and geopolitical implications of ongoing conflict between NCR and the legion brings new light to the events we all know from the MojaveLonesome Road is the second best expansion to Fallout New Vegas (second only to Old World Blues). Writing might not be as witty as the one in the base game or OWB, but it has it's moments. Story of ED-E is truly touching, two Couriers dispute over ethical and geopolitical implications of ongoing conflict between NCR and the legion brings new light to the events we all know from the Mojave and all of this is sinking in an overwhelming shadow of USA ruin. DLC stands out for it's heavy and gloomy atmosphere. Wandering the Divide is a very different experience than walking the Mojave desert - it feels more like Fallout 1 reborn in 3D than another desert segment of the world. Lonesome Road has it's own magic that I recommend to try. Worth to mention - it's literally the only DLC for New Vegas I had no technical issues with. No gamebreaking bugs, no game crashes, everything worked just fine, which is quite an achievement if you think about the base game itself.… Expand
  18. Chapa9dj
    Nov 8, 2011
    7
    Short and linear but fun. I loved the settings of the divide, even though i was expecting something much better than this.
    Its a shame that this is the last FONV DLC. So far i think Honest Hearts is the only one well worth the cash.
  19. AlienSpaceBats
    Sep 24, 2011
    7
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Given all the foreshadowing of Ulysses' character in the previous DLCs, I expected a game-breaking finality, something that Lonesome Road doesn't really have. Instead we have a character accusing us (the player) of doing something we have no memory of and thus is for the most part disconnected with our experience.
    That aside, the gameplay aspect is (as ever) top notch, environments, NPCs through to the easter eggs are excellent and well implemented.    … Expand
  20. JimCorbett
    Apr 30, 2013
    7
    I started this DLC as a level 43 and by the time i completed it i was 49. Certain parts will definitely be difficult if you aren't high enough level and if you don't have enough caps to repair your weapons and armor (they will rapidly decrease in condition). The story is strictly linear, with your only real decision coming at the very end when you decide what to do with Ulysses. ButI started this DLC as a level 43 and by the time i completed it i was 49. Certain parts will definitely be difficult if you aren't high enough level and if you don't have enough caps to repair your weapons and armor (they will rapidly decrease in condition). The story is strictly linear, with your only real decision coming at the very end when you decide what to do with Ulysses. But overall, it was an enjoyable DLC and one that offered new enemies, weapons, techs, abilities, and an interesting story. If you're a fan of the story and aren't that concerned about its lack of available decisions, then you should definitely pick it up.… Expand
  21. AdamJ
    Jan 29, 2012
    7
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.

    How do you finish an epic story like this? How do you tie up the loose ends? How do you explain everything? Well, you cop out and reveal that they're all in purgatory and... Oh wait, this isn't a review for the LOST finale? Oh my bad.



    You see, Lonesome Road is like the end of LOST. You've spent so much damn time and money getting there that almost anything could be the end, just so you can sleep at night without worrying how it's all going to end. You want answers dammit! Ulysses sounds like an epic character, and he probably is, but he babbles and make no sense. He claims the NCR don't have the answer. Or Legion, Or House. But doesn't really give us his ideas, other than a 'clean slate,' which is what all of these organisations started with anyway;



    To put it another way, Ulysses is like a stoner; frustrated with how things are run, but not actually doing anything constructive. There is a great air of finality about this DLC, fuelled by our curiousness into why he hates us. But Lonesome Road is VERY linear. I know it's a raod, but you can't choose to go to places before others. Not much exploring. Very story driven, at one point you listen to him for around 8 minutes. Some cool designs, Ulysses is interesting but ultimately flawed because he's so cague. Like LOST, you know you've been a little robbed, but you're just glad you got there.

    … Expand
  22. squidgee
    Aug 4, 2012
    7
    Unlike many others I actually felt satisfied with this dlc. Although it's very linear which isn't necessarily a bad thing , I found the environments and level design very pleasing what with the collapsed buildings and such. Gameplay is standard fallout gameplay except with some new weapons and some new enemies and I found the story to be pretty decent with a solid conclusion.
  23. Crudu98
    Oct 3, 2013
    7
    This is a great conclusion to the DLC trilogy, being second best after Old world Blues. It has a great story line, and a good amount of side lore that you can find. It makes you think about the courier's journey as a whole and what has become of the courier. Don't listen to people complaining about it being linear. Yes it IS linear but for a reason. There is just no point in having itThis is a great conclusion to the DLC trilogy, being second best after Old world Blues. It has a great story line, and a good amount of side lore that you can find. It makes you think about the courier's journey as a whole and what has become of the courier. Don't listen to people complaining about it being linear. Yes it IS linear but for a reason. There is just no point in having it open. This whole three part trilogy is about telling a story. You might say that Old world Blues had open world, and it was great. But the reason it was great was the story line ,characterization, and character arcs… Expand
  24. JaydenPickens
    Feb 20, 2019
    7
    It was linear, but the story kept it going and was a good closure to the ED-E and Courier story. Getting to know their past was a great experience. It's the shortest add-on and doesn't have almost any sidequests, but it's still better than Dead Money. Pickens approves!
  25. Panzerfour
    Oct 30, 2011
    6
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. First of all I have to say I had high hopes for this final DLC, but they were quickly crushed. The new enemies are basically re-skinned versions of old ones they did add some cool new weapons and armor. Throughout the entire you have ulysses lamely taunting you through ED-E with alot hypno-sciencey babble about history. It was heavily linear not having a signal side quest but it was fun to explore unique locations. At the end with the final confrontation with Ulysses as soon as i killed him ( that's not the only option) i felt wow that's it my fav game with a crappy wrap up. They had a cool thing were you could launch nukes at the NCR or Caesar's Legion but it doe's NOT effect hoover dam or the fort but instead they added a whole new location that doesn't change the game at all. Overall im disappointed they had a great story and a great idea they just didn't deliver.… Expand
  26. hodub
    Apr 3, 2012
    6
    Hmm. This DLC felt very linear compared to the other ones for New Vegas. You're basically going from Point A to Point B, killing a bunch of Marked Men (similar to Ghouls), Tunnelers, and Deathclaws on the way. I guess the title of the DLC is self-explanatory when you think about it (except for the fact that you get an ED-E replica as a Follower). There are two items you acquire that makeHmm. This DLC felt very linear compared to the other ones for New Vegas. You're basically going from Point A to Point B, killing a bunch of Marked Men (similar to Ghouls), Tunnelers, and Deathclaws on the way. I guess the title of the DLC is self-explanatory when you think about it (except for the fact that you get an ED-E replica as a Follower). There are two items you acquire that make this DLC worth the playthrough - the Elite Riot Gear armor and the fully automatic Red Glare rocket launcher. I won't spoil the relationship that unfolds between the Courier (player) and Ulysses though.… Expand
  27. RangerGxi
    May 24, 2012
    6
    It was kind of closure but in my opinion it just felt like a bland shooter. The Environments were nice but nothing really special or notable. The character introduced, yes not Plural is very interesting and well developed but in the end that doesn't mean much when the gameplay isn't that good. Our character really receives no development except for small tidbits that really mean nothingIt was kind of closure but in my opinion it just felt like a bland shooter. The Environments were nice but nothing really special or notable. The character introduced, yes not Plural is very interesting and well developed but in the end that doesn't mean much when the gameplay isn't that good. Our character really receives no development except for small tidbits that really mean nothing but of course this is simply a problem inherited from the Main game, the Amnesia character.

    The game is just a challenge. They add challenging enemies and shiny new weapons.    … Expand
  28. Gothic90
    Aug 20, 2013
    6
    Lonesome road is a different DLC; I wouldn't call it good or bad, and I don't know what to write when reviewing it.

    I do, however want to say one thing; do not buy this DLC alone. At this point if anyone gets FNV it should most probably be the ultimate version, and I still feel it's worth playing with the other three addons.
  29. Rem
    Jun 23, 2016
    6
    Lonesome Road serves as the final DLC for Fallout: New Vegas and it goes out in a literal bang. Tasked with one last assignment, the Courier must travel through the Divide while receiving messages from Ulysses, another courier armed with nuclear payloads. In many ways, its themes and tones are the most grim among the 4 DLCs. However, its gameplay elements do little to pick up the pace.Lonesome Road serves as the final DLC for Fallout: New Vegas and it goes out in a literal bang. Tasked with one last assignment, the Courier must travel through the Divide while receiving messages from Ulysses, another courier armed with nuclear payloads. In many ways, its themes and tones are the most grim among the 4 DLCs. However, its gameplay elements do little to pick up the pace.

    Unlike previous DLCs, Lonesome Road is incredibly narrow with few opportunities to deviate from the main path. Unless you dumped enough points into your sneaking ability, you will do a hefty load of shooting, which becomes numbing throughout this 3 hour ride.

    The lore is the reason any Fallout fan would appreciate in this DLC since the catchphrase "War never changes." is reflected beautifully in the desolate landscape of the Divide and the stories that lie within. Ulysses himself is a great character but he is your only cache of story bits in terms of direct storytelling aside from the recurring ED-E who accompanies you for this final journey.

    In many ways Lonesome Road has the credentials to be the best of the DLC bunch with the amazing tone, characterization, and action setpieces. Too bad it does not support playstyles and it becomes numbing from all the gung-ho destruction in replacement of the occasional dark humor, which is painfully absent.    … Expand
  30. ShawnD
    Jan 6, 2019
    6
    It's considerably better than Dead Money because it focuses on combat with weapons you bring into The Divide rather than doing fetch quests, but it's still pretty bad. The character Ulysses talks in a sort of pseudo philosophical way that doesn't give any answers, and the assumed back story between my character and him doesn't make any sense. I've looked around the internet to see if I'mIt's considerably better than Dead Money because it focuses on combat with weapons you bring into The Divide rather than doing fetch quests, but it's still pretty bad. The character Ulysses talks in a sort of pseudo philosophical way that doesn't give any answers, and the assumed back story between my character and him doesn't make any sense. I've looked around the internet to see if I'm missing something, but there's just nothing there. He's a generic villain with no real motivation.

    A frustrating part of this DLC is that deathclaws will spawn from scripted events. Since deathclaws are extremely fast and kill any level character in 2 hits, this means you absolutely must have explosives with you, and you'll need to quicksave/quickload a lot. That removes something from the adventure of the game because it breaks the immersion.

    In the end, is this DLC worth buying? I suppose it's worth $5. If you ignore the plot, it's still a few hours of fun.    … Expand
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Mixed or average reviews - based on 6 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 2 out of 6
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 6
  3. Negative: 2 out of 6
  1. PC Gamer
    Nov 9, 2011
    53
    And that's about all you get, aside from a few new toys, some forgettable items, and another unnecessary boost to the level cap. [Holiday 2011, p.75]
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  2. PC Games (Russia)
    Oct 27, 2011
    75
    A brilliant ending for the story of New Vegas. Straightforward, but still very engaging RPG experience. [November 2011, p.100]
  3. Absolute Games
    Oct 17, 2011
    40
    Do not waste your money on this trainwreck. If you really want to know how it ends, go to the Fallout Wikia and read the article on Ulysses.
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