On Steam and Xbox Live, check out the Fallout 4 store page. Make sure you have the most recent patch.Here's how to get hold of Nuka-World and ensure Fallout 4 recognises your license: The pack is included in the Season Pass, or can be purchased separately - that's obviously another requirement for playing it. The DLC is rolling out right now so if you own Fallout 4 you can go ahead and kick off the download and installation process. But how do you get it?įallout 4: Nuka-World won't automatically download on your console, even if you have the season pass - which might be a good thing if you're on a tight data limit, as it's the biggest one yet in terms of new content. You can download the mod here.Fallout 4: Nuka-World is here. Either way, a unique new setting sounds like a great chance to revisit Fallout 4. You can also expect bugs and errors typical of any beta project with this scope. The mod and its quests are fully voiced, with the exception of your protagonist.
You'll also have new enemies to deal with, including what appears to be an Abominable Snowman. Players will have three new settlements to develop, four jobs to choose from, two homes to locate, and original items to collect. Once you've arrived, Northern Springs will offer a new main quest, side quests, and four new followers. The location has a "nuclear winter" theme, with settlements and landscapes covered in a layer of snow. While still in beta, this mod adds a new winter region to Fallout 4's Commonwealth that's reportedly bigger than Far Harbor or Nuka World.Īs noted on the project's Nexusmods page (thanks Eurogamer), the mod adds a Northern Springs travel option in top left corner of Fallout 4's map. The Fallout series has hosted some impressive mods and total conversions over the years.
This new Fallout 4 mod adds a snow-filled region to the game world, one larger than Far Harbor or Nuka World.
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