When to start Fallout 4 Nuka-World, and what you need to know first
If you’re looking for more to do after finishing the game (as much as you can, anyway), you might be wondering when to start Fallout 4 Nuka-World.
Owners of the Game of the Year Edition will already have access to the DLC expansion, but the game doesn’t make it entirely clear when is best to start exploring the new region.
Fortunately, we know when the best timing is.
There’s a lot to be getting on with in the DLC, and we’re here to let you make the most of it.
Read on to find out the best time to start Fallout 4 Nuka-World, what the DLC is, and what you should know before starting the add-on.
Fallout 4 Nuka-World is a standalone DLC expansion for the Bethesda game Fallout 4.
You can purchase it separately from the digital storefront where you play the base game. You cannot play Nuka-World without owning Fallout 4.
You can also get access to the Nuka-World DLC if you own the Fallout 4: Game of the Year Edition. Pick it up from CDKeys.
It’s possible to buy the Nuka-World DLC from GAME, too.
Nuka-World was the sixth add-on for Fallout 4, and features a new area to explore – a vast amusement park that’s now a lawless city full of Raiders – and quests to complete, plus more.
The official description of the DLC on Steam explains that in Nuka-World you’ll: "Explore an all-new region with an open wasteland and park zones like Safari Adventure, Dry Rock Gulch, Kiddie Kingdom and the Galactic Zone."
The description continues: «Lead lethal gangs of Raiders and use them to conquer settlements, bending the Commonwealth to your will. Nuka-World features new quests, Raiders, weapons, creatures and more.»
The best time to start the Nuka-World DLC in Fallout 4 is when you reach player level 30. This is the official advice from developers Bethesda.
You can go to Nuka-World before level 30, and explore its new region whenever you like, but in terms of what is the best level to start Nuka-World, we’d argue it’s level 30.
The official Bethesda Support website explains how the method by
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