This DLC is super overhated. Sure, it's not that good, but I think that it was pretty fun, and you get pretty powerful guns. You meet pretty interesting characters and there are some references to the older DLCs. As I said, could be better, but I recommend it. It's not as bad as some people over here say it is, lol.
I hope that Bethesda make a better version of this DLC in the future, because aliens in Fallout sounds like a pretty good idea to me.
I hope that Bethesda make a better version of this DLC in the future, because aliens in Fallout sounds like a pretty good idea to me.
This entire DLC is two hours of you killing aliens while walking through a bunch of different hallways that all look the same LOL
That is pretty much all I have to say about it, there's like two different enemies which are aliens and the abominations near the end and that's it pretty much besides some poorly written interactions between other people that are captive.
Alien spaceship aesthetic is cool and novel at first but it gets nauseating fast as you see the same hallways that all look the same over and over again with nothing but the sounds of blaster shots and buzzing noises because this DLC also has no music.
That is pretty much all I have to say about it, there's like two different enemies which are aliens and the abominations near the end and that's it pretty much besides some poorly written interactions between other people that are captive.
Alien spaceship aesthetic is cool and novel at first but it gets nauseating fast as you see the same hallways that all look the same over and over again with nothing but the sounds of blaster shots and buzzing noises because this DLC also has no music.
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Unpopular but I prefer this to Point Lookout. Just good-ole-fashioned, unpretentious alien-blasting fun. Yes it's low-framey, yes there isn't a single theme to be found in it, yes it's still only like two dull colors, and yes that spaceship 'battle' at the end is pretty shit. But these big-headed, green Propaganda-era-B-movie aliens are a perfect fit for the retrofuturist Fallout universe - not sure why the series purists have gotten in such a tizzy over this, extraterrestrials really aren't such a far fetch considering all the other preposterous leaps taken in this franchise. So satisfying nailing crits with the sci-fi weaponry and watching these things crackle into a pile of ash. Sally is better than most of the characters in the base game. Kind of awesome.
Unpopular but I prefer this to Point Lookout. Just good-ole-fashioned, unpretentious alien-blasting fun. Yes it's low-framey, yes there isn't a single theme to be found in it, yes it's still only like two dull colors, and yes that spaceship 'battle' at the end is pretty shit. But these big-headed, green Propaganda-era-B-movie aliens are a perfect fit for the retrofuturist Fallout universe - not sure why the series purists have gotten in such a tizzy over this, extraterrestrials really aren't such a far fetch considering all the other preposterous leaps taken in this franchise. So satisfying nailing crits with the sci-fi weaponry and watching these things crackle into a pile of ash. Sally is better than most of the characters in the base game. Kind of awesome.
This one just feels so unecessary. Aliens in Fallout has always been a thing, but it's only been in the form of hidden encounters. This DLC kinda ruins that by showing you too much. It doesn't feel like Fallout at all. The spaceship is just extremely boring to explore, and the aliens feel way too tanky. It's a bit better than Anchorage, just because it actually has characters and a story. I like the samurai though. He is cool.
The weakest of the Fallout 3 DLC selection. Despite Fallout 3 being Bethesda's weird, trailblazing journey into the 3D universe, Mothership Zeta struggles to find its place in the Fallout world; it has very little to do with Fallout in the first place, and has no lasting impact after the fact. Thankfully, it is a relatively quick experience, but you find yourself trapped in repetitive, corridor laden environment until you complete the DLC storyline. If you're playing the game outside of the Game Of The Year edition, you can afford to skip this.