Fallout 4: Nuka-World

 Xbox One
Metascore
75

Generally favorable reviews - based on 6 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 4 out of 6
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 6
  3. Negative: 0 out of 6
  1. Brash Games
    Sep 5, 2016
    70
    The quality of the content isn’t as good as Far Harbour with it’s character driven story, and Bethesda are still way behind the curve of Obsidian’s relentlessly excellent New Vegas DLC, but just for how unique the place is, you’ll get your money’s worth out of it if you’re a fan of the game already and want something a little different to explore.
  2. High-Def Digest
    Aug 31, 2016
    70
    Nuka-World is not the perfect swan song for 'Fallout 4', but it is a perfectly playable homage to our favorite post-apocalyptic soft drink and, to a lesser extent, the Commonwealth itself. If you have come looking for something new and fresh, you may be disappointed. If you want another reason to return to the wasteland for shooting, looting, and reading through Nuka-Cola corporate emails, 'Nuka-World' will scratch the itch for a time.

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User Score
5.5

Mixed or average reviews- based on 68 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 31 out of 68
  2. Mixed: 7 out of 68
  3. Negative: 30 out of 68
  1. McGillotine
    Aug 31, 2016
    3
    It's finally happened, we've reached the final DLC in this long and grueling season pass and boy has this been no fun in the slightestIt's finally happened, we've reached the final DLC in this long and grueling season pass and boy has this been no fun in the slightest standing right next to drinking bleach in my favourite things to do. Where i think its safe to say that Bethesda Studios is just incompetent rather than a bad company, this DLC takes full stride in wearing it dunce hat as it parades across the evergrowing plague that is Fallout 4.

    I think the primary issue with this DLC is that it completely forgets its target audience entirely and where there may be poorly textured severed heads and guts sticking out like a sore thumb. The overly childish nature of the entire DLC feels more the like the material featured in a 12 year olds wet dream rather than the product of someone who achieved a higher level of education to be able to write this utter trife. The best way that I can describe the story to someone is that if The Pitt from Fallout 3 was given a PG rating and had the depth of a puddle in terms of storytelling ability.

    In addition general gameplay dosent seem to have improved in the slightest with a whole new array of subpar weapons and armor that you will never likely use. One new addition, a water gun is among these which serves a single purpose as a gimmick in one mission before its use other than a decoration is ruled out entirely. Moreover the look of the environment like the main game is completely ugly with the same trash piles and poorly designed folliage covering up how bland and lifeless the ammusement park is.

    Although i heavily disliked this DLC i now have a sense of absolutely joy as i pack away this game never for it to see the light of day and look forward to the forgetting that this game ever existed. For those now downloading the DLC I only suggest that you find a better means to relocate the 5GB this DLC takes to install    … Full Review »
  2. fallouts
    Aug 31, 2016
    0
    Hope you're playing an evil character, cause if not, this DLC is a massive f**k you to everything you worked hard to achieve in FO 4. BethesdaHope you're playing an evil character, cause if not, this DLC is a massive f**k you to everything you worked hard to achieve in FO 4. Bethesda has become a huge joke.… Full Review »
  3. PAND3MIC
    Oct 14, 2016
    2
    2 stars. Do you know why I think this DLC deserves 2 stars? Because it was the final chance Bethesda had to create a quality expansion and2 stars. Do you know why I think this DLC deserves 2 stars? Because it was the final chance Bethesda had to create a quality expansion and they failed to do so, by a long shot. When fallout 3 came out, it was an amazing game, but by the time all of the expansions had been released, it was a masterpiece. Given, the Pitt and Point Lookout were a little weak in the story department, but they still managed to produce a new experience with quality gameplay and great new items introduced. I know New Vegas wasn't bethesda's doing, but that is a game with spectacular, interesting gameplay when all of the DLCs are included. It was the previous game in the franchise, so Fallout 4 had a lot to live up to coming off the starting line. I understood that. I bought an Xbox One SPECIFICALLY to play it, and I didn't like the mechanics of the game and the gameplay seemed to be a bit lackluster most of the time, but I knew that the DLCs of the 2 previous games improved those traits substantially. So, I waited for all of the DLCs to come out. Aaaaand what happened?

    Bethesda released a season pass full of patch-worthy improvements with a mess of unnecessary and impractical devices for your settlement. Nuka World was my last hope, and it was the same half-assed BS they have been dishing out. The only comparable DLC is Far Harbor because it is the only other expansion pack, side-noted that I think was an oversized area with no real content other than powerful monsters like the glowing sea, and I think this add-on fell short still.

    IN SHORT:

    The missions are absolutely monotonous, a few new sub-par items can be had, and the area its self is goofy and reminiscent of a Call-of-Duty-DLC-map. The characters are shallow and unthoughtful, and the rewards are not worth the burdenous gameplay.

    Its not worth your money, and if you bought the season pass like I did, your time. I was truly, truly disappointed by the rushed feel of this DLC. It was flat-out offensive as a finisher to the game's PATHETIC list of DLCs.    … Full Review »
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