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You won’t want to just throw away the progress you’ve made, of course, but you will be acutely aware that there are many more fun ways to get up to level 35 in the main game. Our advice: just don’t take the bait in the first place. 6.0/10Print this pag...
Dead Money features new elements like holograms and the Cloud, while still keeping the Fallout feel,
Duration, and explorability. Like most expansions, it just ends too soon.
In this first expansion for Fallout: New Vegas, Dead Money transports the Courier to the Sierra Madre Casino, virtually untouched by the great war. The Courier is pitted against Elijah, former elder of the local Brotherhood of Steel chapter who went ...
Samenvatting: Welcome to the Sierra Madre, a lost paradise where you can get away from it all in a beautiful resort casino. Assuming you aren't killed by the maniacal treasure hunter, the toxic gas clouds, the ghosts, or the infinite amount of traps. Such is what a...
Samenvatting: It’s time for the first DLC to appear for Fallout: New Vegas, and I was kind of excited to get back into the Fallout world after being away for a while. Titled Dead Money, the DLC follows the familiar formula of most Fallout 3 DLCs where you are stripp...
For all its Bioshock-inspired environments Dead Money falls short delivering on its premise. At 800 points for an eight-hour adventure it's certainly value for money but when the quantity far outweighs the quality then this is one adventure you can miss.T...
Excellent dialogue and voice acting bring the new characters to life, At first, it's satisfying to avoid or destroy traps, A good length for a good price.
Avoiding hazards eventually gets tedious and annoying, The villa's mazelike streets are visually unappealing, The forced stealth and escape sequences aren't at all enjoyable.
Trial-and-error frustrations diminish the impact of this add-on's great characters and dialogue....
Unfortunately, Dead Money just wouldn't be a true Fallout experience without some kind of annoying bug. V.A.T.S. now has a new bug (at least I've never seen it until now), one that reminds us why saving compulsively every few minutes is a damn good habit...
If you already own New Vegas chances are that you've accepted the fact that the game doesn't run well and might break on you. Dead Money is no different, so don't expect it to be. So for the patient souls out there, this fresh spin on Fallout is a dece...
