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A highly robotic Fallout DLC is releasing tomorrow.
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First Fallout 4 DLC released tomorrow

A highly robotic Fallout DLC is releasing tomorrow.
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Published: Mar 21, 2016 09:45 am

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Tomorrow, Bethesda will be releasing their first DLC for Fallout 4. Titled Automatron, the new heavily robotic content sees the mysterious Mechanist and his horde of evil robots running rampant all over the Commonwealth. Amongst them, a robot with an organic brain called Robobrain.

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All new content will only be available for characters level 15 and above, and will see players able to hunt the robots down and harvest parts (limbs, armor, weapons, and even abilities) to build and customize their own robot companions using the new Robot Station included in the add-on. New weapons include the Electric Rifle, Buzzsaw, Lightening Gun and the Assaultron Rifle.

Automatron also introduces a new Robot companion called Ada, who is totally customizable to suit your needs, and whole host of new achievements and quest chains to whet players appetites.

It will be available for download across Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC and will cost $9.99 USD | £7.99 GBP | $14.95 AUD.

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