Pros:

Long, interactive quests with multiple dialog options.

Several downloadable storylines, with new weapons, armor and collectible

Vast, open-ended Wasteland full of unique buildings and true-to-life landmarks

Use the Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System to pop off sweet headshots on Raiders.

If you’re a collector of things, this game has plenty of in-game items to hoard, fashion into a custom weapon, or shoot at baddies!

You can be a goodie two-shoes, savior of the Wasteland or an Evil, destroyer of humanity. Or walk the line, as a neutral character.

Cons:

As with any DLC, you have to pay 800MSP for each expansion pack.

At times, travelling through the Wasteland is tedious, fighting Mutants and Raiders at every new location.

Has a “Post-Apocalyptic Oblivion, with guns” feel…which can be good, or bad.

You gain XP too quickly. Once you’re a level 20, it’s over unless you purchase the ‘Broken Steel’ add-on. 

The main story is a little weak. It’s the side quests that keep the game interesting 

Bottom Line: 

Whether you’re about to take on that Super Mutant Behemoth or try to outrun the armor-clad Enclave, be sure to stock up on Nuka-Cola Quantum and Jet before you venture out into The Radioactive Wasteland.

Nara’s Score –  8/10