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Creating your own robots is cool, but pointless due to their terrible AI. Why invest a fortune in upgrades if your dumb metal buddy will probably get stuck on a first rock he encounters?

Automatron brings robot crafting to the game and even has it's own quests. The quests themselves are short, but They all have some prettyAutomatron brings robot crafting to the game and even has it's own quests. The quests themselves are short, but They all have some pretty exciting combat. The new robot enemies you'll encounter are downright savage at times. They pack a lot of firepower and can often take a lot of punishment. It's best you bulk up before tackling these dungeons.This leads to some really intense firefights that can be quite a blast. The final dungeon drags on for a bit and at the end forces you to go through a lengthy series of waves before it's conclusion, but for the most part battling it out with these robots were some of the most enjoyable combat encounters I've had playing the game. Even better is looting these robots afterwards and taking their parts to build your own robot companions.Now I'm not big into the crafting side of things, but just having the option to build and customize my own robot companions is really cool. It eats through your supplies to do so and you need the right perks to really see every possibility, but you can still get a kick out of customizing the DLC's new companion "Ada."Ada ties directly into the DLC's story. She introduces you to the new robot crafting mechanics and can be customized to your liking. However it's her personality and effectiveness in combat that quickly made her one of my new favorite companions.So you get robot building, a few quests, a new companion, and some other toys to play with. The question is whether the DLC is worth downloading. Admittedly people like myself who really don't do much crafting are likely going to find the DLC a little barren due to the short nature of the quests. However if you've got the season pass the combat and extra goodies are still worth a look. The $9.99 asking price might make it a little bit harder to justify for those without it. This is really one for the hardcore crafters. Those with all the perks can get a kick out what they can create.In the end it's some more options and quests for Fallout 4. It doesn't offer the greatest amount of content, but what it does offer is solid and fun. For those looking for extra stuff to do in the Commonwealth this provides more Fallout 4 to enjoy. Those who need something more substantial to justify returning to the wastelands might want to look elsewhere. Personally, even if it's not all the much I can't complain too much about more Fallout 4.7.7/10

Ok so this DLC offers more than the tiny little story addition. The handy bit is being able to make robots to ill up settlements that justOk so this DLC offers more than the tiny little story addition. The handy bit is being able to make robots to ill up settlements that just aren't growing.Cheap DLC and a lot of add ons for people that like the crafting side of FO4.

Automatron, the first Fallout 4 DLC, focuses on robot companion customization, and really achieves a good result there. Nevertheless, the story is very short and, in spite of a really intriguing beginning, the ending feels extremely abrupt. However, this content pack is still a really enjoyable one and can provide, without any doubt, a few hours of fun.

Fallout 4's first DLC offering adds some interesting elements to the established formula, but it's over in a blink and still just as buggy.

The quick and somewhat forgettable mission material is buoyed by strong crafting elements and a more player-oriented approach to companions.

Thoroughly enjoyed my time, and got exactly what I expected. Its a $10 DLC so I did not expect it to be the size of say The Lonesome Road orThoroughly enjoyed my time, and got exactly what I expected. Its a $10 DLC so I did not expect it to be the size of say The Lonesome Road or Point Lookout. I expected something more on par with the Courier's Arsenal pack and was therefore very pleased to find the DLC to be a fair bit larger. It has a story with a rather fun plot twist at the end, and despite glitches and bugs Automatron still left a good taste in my mouth and has me ready for future DLCs to be released.

Its almost a very good adventure that offers a good challenge and everything but finding out how difficult installing on the Xbox One hardIts almost a very good adventure that offers a good challenge and everything but finding out how difficult installing on the Xbox One hard figure out. The game does offer quest mission it does have a fair share of bugs but the rewards for completing the the mission you get a new armor and add-on worth earning while playing this DLC.

Whether you should pick up Automatron might end up coming down to how much you dig robots. If you can live without them, you can probably just skip it. If, on the other hand, you want to build your own lethal automaton companion to take with you out into Far Harbor’s irradiated sea a couple of months from now (as I know I do), then Automatron becomes significantly more compelling.

Automatron’s campaign isn’t very long or particularly interesting, but the longterm effects to the Fallout 4 sandbox are sure to be very interesting, especially as players get to carry their Frankenstein creations to upcoming DLC campaigns.

Bethesda expands the Fallout 4 with a consistent robot creation system but the story is weak, the content offered is little and the robot creation could have been much bigger and more ambitious, especially talking about the robot AI behaviour.

Just be warned you’ll see all there is to see in a couple of evening’s entertainment, but it's a enjoyable enough way to keep Fallout 4 fresh until the meatier Far Harbor arrives.

The first DLC for Fallout 4 has some good and interesting ideas, but is bad engame content. The main quest is too short and the option to create your own robot army won't be involving for those who already finished the game.

Fallout 4’s first DLC Automatron sets a good precedent for content coming out of Bethesda to support the game. There’s plenty here to not only explore once, but also to build multiple robots to take on adventures through the wasteland. If you’ve done literally everything else on the map, it might not keep you going for long, but for everyone else you’ve got a fleshed out and thorough reason to jump back in.

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Should have been in game from the start.A few hours of content at best for 10$. Generic story, generic villain. Buy hey, customizableShould have been in game from the start.A few hours of content at best for 10$. Generic story, generic villain. Buy hey, customizable robot companions and a couple new weapons that you'll probably never use are cool, right? Overall this gives returning players no real reason to play any more than the few meager missions it offers. I expected more from Bethesda.

All in all Automatron is a good bite of DLC, not a huge sandwich like we're used to seeing from Bethesda and not out of the norm for the current DLC market. But like a lot of good bites, it leaves us wanting more.

The cream of the crop in uninteresting stories, Fallout 4: Automatron works perfectly as a alternative sleeping pill, but creates an abysmalThe cream of the crop in uninteresting stories, Fallout 4: Automatron works perfectly as a alternative sleeping pill, but creates an abysmal first impression for what is to come in Fallout 4's season pass. So why exactly deserve this statement and score? you might ask. Well let me bring out my trolley full of issues for this DLC.1. How do you want to approach this DLC good, good or good? Now where this was more prominent in the base game release. There is a lack of choice and RPG elements once again present in Automaton. As the same white picket fence responses are once again forced upon you, even the sarcastic options sound like they were written by Mr Rodgers himself making the entire story approach feel wooden and lifeless.2. Hope you like crafting!. With Automatron comes more and more building, and considering that Preston Garvey sucked the enjoyment out of settlement building with those tedious minutemen quests. It was no surprise that i ended up forcing myself to use the games "new exciting feature" to progress further into the main story which only led to future disappointment3. Want a new companion?, well your now forced to use her anyway. Automatron introduce ADA, a highly distracted, buggy and weak companion that about 70% of the time just ends up knocking itself out, where Danse or Piper would have been my original choice the story drives to a staggering holt during the final act in which you are forced to finally make use of her, that is if she doesn't glitch into an object or stop mid-action during the endgame4. The couldn't care less about what happens. This plot was cliche to the point where it gave Michael Bay a run for his money, Bad guy wanted to be a good guy, check; Robots have feeling too, check; World would be better off without humans, check. The list goes on, it's honestly giving me a headache just thinking about it.Verdict: save you're money

Decent at what it does, but man I wouldn't wanna pay $10 for this. Most of the season pass I paid for is going into the big DLC that's notDecent at what it does, but man I wouldn't wanna pay $10 for this. Most of the season pass I paid for is going into the big DLC that's not out yet though, so this is a fine distraction. Build robots!

When my friend told me that the new Automatron DLC was dropped for Fallout 4 I though for $10 this DLC and its content was good. Would I sayWhen my friend told me that the new Automatron DLC was dropped for Fallout 4 I though for $10 this DLC and its content was good. Would I say its on the level of Skyrims Dawnguard. No. The most fun you will mainly have will be gunning down robots and then building your own. Its painstakingly average and this DLC will just have you wishing more.

A fun and memorable experience. I definitely recommend picking it up if you are in the mood for some more post-apocalyptic exploration.

Automatron DLC is good for the price, the $10 for the DLC is worth it if you have the money to spare. Other than that I would say it isAutomatron DLC is good for the price, the $10 for the DLC is worth it if you have the money to spare. Other than that I would say it is average. I do not think it is a bad DLC at all it fits that content requirement of the price that it is at. It adds an extra challenge to the game making it more rewarding. The story is short but to be honest this really wasn't about the story in the first place, the real point was robot building. So you may be wondering does it fit that aspect of the intended content? the answer to that is a strong yes. The Robot building is rewarding and very much appreciated and fun at the same time. This DLC builds on the fact that everything is needed, nothing is really "junk" at all, everything has it's use. And even stealth characters can benefit from this DLC you can equip your robots with a stealth blade and a stealth module like the power armor, effectively making your robot invisible and making you sneak better. Other than this the content is great the story is average so that is why I am giving this an eight.

Fallout 4 is set to have a ton of great DLC, and Automatron is a good, if not perfect start. Building your own robot is fun, and leads to tons of hours of scavenging and collecting. The quest is also much longer than expected, though it does begin to feel stale after a while. Overall, this is a good start to what could become a great suite of DLC.

hat Fallout 4 Automatron delivers is a new workbench for crafting robots that uses up a lot of resources so you are going to run out extremelyhat Fallout 4 Automatron delivers is a new workbench for crafting robots that uses up a lot of resources so you are going to run out extremely quickly and a short uninspired quest line.Leaving random bot bad guys in the wasteland for you to shoot at and gather resources from when you are done with the story, if you can call "shoot this, shoot that, kill the main bad guy" to be a story at all.Is it worth £7.99... Not for quests or the uninspired story, there is only about 1 or 2 hours of gameplay in the DLC, so it fails my value for money test by a large margin.Taken as part of the original game though, it works rather well but what it supplies is pretty much what the default game did to death already. Eg combat, crafting and grinding.What Fallout 4 needed is not in this DLC at all.Fallout 4 is lacking a good story, lacking any kind of half decent RPG options, it is entirely combat and grinding and half the world does not respawn fully anyway, so once you get to level 45, your pretty much searching every corner for something to shoot at.Assigning Robots to Settler jobs seems to be a bit Gitchy and does not work for all Robots. My first robot did not support such a feature and could not have its AI turned on for it. My Second robot could have an AI turned on for it and did work as a settler. Not sure why they were different, might have missed something.I guess there is more to this than is explained in the DLC.Since this is working, I am changing my thumbs down to a thumbs up.

Pretty decent add on for Fallout 4, though I kinda expected more. GIves a reason to dust off the game disc if you're one like I am who didPretty decent add on for Fallout 4, though I kinda expected more. GIves a reason to dust off the game disc if you're one like I am who did everything in the basegame and got all loot and whatnot.Starts off pretty promising, but once you get to the final mission, it gets really repetitive and you spend a lot of time meandering, which I thought took away from this DLC and keeps me from giving it an 8+.The robot creation is a neat addition, though, I don't necessarily know how many would really put THAT much time into it, but being able to make Ada your companion and modify her is neat. I guess I expected a more immersive experience as I finished this DLC in 1 hour and 58 minutes, but I guess it being $10 shows it wasn't going to be massive, but it's better than starting off Fallout 4 DLC with a flop I suppose. Ready to see what else they have planned for us.