Just a few more if you need 'em. Techcetera A-.<blockquote> If you love the World War III back-story and cleverly gruesome combat system of Fallout 3, you will definitely want to download this expansion. It may be a little short, but at only 800 Microsoft Points ($10), it's definitely a bargain.</blockquote>OverTheTopGamer A.<blockquote> The length of any DLC is pretty important because it can determine whether it's worth going back to the game, also the length can determine whether it's worth the price. Now if I told you this lasted me roughly 6 hours and other people have told me it lasted them 8 hours, but I also told you that the gameplay is solid and is jam packed with new experiences, awesome Gauss rifles and your own squad with optional robot. Then I told you this DLC pack costs 800 Microsoft points and you will scream is this juicey peice of pie worth it, I say YES.</blockquote>PC Format 62%.<blockquote> Despite the fact this is a piece of DLC, the attention to detail that we’ve come to expect from Fallout 3’s lavishly decorated world is present here as well. There’s a heap of great equipment to be earned as well, including your very own stealthsuit, and loot fiends will probably justify the £7 outlay for that alone. Everyone else, though, will have to wait for The Pitt, the second DLC pack and a more traditional ‘talkie’ quest, to satisfy their hunger for fresh Fallout meat.</blockquote>Go! Gaming Giant 7.<blockquote>It’s Fun. It’s Fallout. It’s short and 10 bucks. Ttake it or leave it, it’s really up to you. This feels like a quick Fallout fix for those who really want some more content, but it’s nowhere near full blown enough and I’m highly anticipating the next dose of DLC for Fallout 3.</blockquote>
