Fallout 4's First Expansion Arrives Today
Automatron arrives.
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The wait is over.
Fallout 4's first paid expansion, Automatron, launches today for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. It is rolling out across the world over the three platforms today, so if you don't have it right away, keep checking and it should show up soon.
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Xbox One owners can grab the expansion through this link, while PC players can pick it up here on Steam. Automatron is expected to land on PlayStation 4 by 1 PM EST in North America.
As announced previously, Automatron costs $10 or you can get it through the $50 Fallout 4 DLC Pass. This also comes with access to two further add-ons: Wasteland Workshop (April; $5) and Far Harbor (May; $25).
The expansion focused on a character called the Mechanist who has unleashed a horde of malevolent robots into the Commonwealth. Players can hunt down robots and harvest parts to build their own custom robot companions. You can watch the trailer in the embed above.
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