"Fallout" fans waiting for a new adventure to play on their beloved post-apocalyptic wasteland can get pretty excited for this news. "Nuka-World," the latest expansion DLC for "Fallout 4" coming later this month, can be made available to some lucky players via a beta version released by developer Bethesda.
According to GameSpot, Bethesda is already releasing beta codes for "Fallout 4"'s "Nuka-World" via e-mail. You'll have to be signed up for the "Fallout 4" DLC beta program to get a free beta code—if you're not already on this, all you have to do is register on the official "Fallout" website.
"Nuka-World" is a fun romp in what seems to be "Fallout 4"'s only amusement park in their version of America, and it's full of Raiders for you to kill. There are a bunch of zones in the theme park to go through, fulfill quests, and fight a bunch of mutated enemies in—or if being the enemy is more up your alley, you can lead a gang of Raiders and conquer settlements in the area.
For what it's worth, "Nuka-World" stands to be "Fallout 4"'s largest expansion DLC to date, with a filesize that's apparently even bigger than last May's expansion story, "Far Harbor." If that's the case, then it's most likely going to be a much more expansive adventure.
Of course, if you don't get a beta code for "Nuka-World," you're gonna have to wait until August 30 later this month to get it on Playstation 4, Xbox One, and the PC. It will be "Fallout 4"'s latest out of a whopping six expansion DLCs after last month's Vault-Tec Workshop. If you don't get a beta code from Bethesda in the mail, then you can buy "Nuka-World" by itself for only $20, or you can get all of the DLCs in one bundle by getting the $50 Fallout 4 DLC Pass.